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Ellen Street, Port Pirie looking south
Ellen Street, Port Pirie, looking south and showing the railway station which was opened, as the town's second station, in 1902. The narrow gauge tracks in front of the station were laid in 1875 as part of the Port Pirie to Gladstone railway.
Central Hotel, Port Pirie
Central Hotel, Port Pirie on the corner of Florence Street and Jubilee Place was built in 1883 and has been partly demolished but still balances the streetscape of the Jubilee Hotel to the east. The proprietor of the two storey stone hotel at the time of this photograph was CW Trapmann
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] This group of men standing in front of the Chamber of Manufactures building are members of the 1925/6 Council of Management of the Chamber of Manufactures. See B 3455 for a closer view and the names of the Councillors. The building, which also houses the The S.A. Soldiers' Fund, is soon to be demolished. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / Pirie St., north side. East corner of Manufacturers Place. 1926. Chamber of Manufactures building was demolished before June in the same year. For photo of building then erected see B 4323.'
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / Pirie St., north side / East corner of Manufacturers Place / 1926 / The men in the foreground (excluding the two one-legged monsters) are members of the 1925/6 council of management of the Chamber of Manufactures. Names from left to right: Jas. Hendry, H.G. Winterbottom (Secretary), Phil. Motteram, T.G. Yelland, A.J. Brooker, H. Cox, A.W. Jones, T.J. Richards, G.M. Mathias, Hy Heylen, F. Lee, A.H. Dobbie (Vice Pres.), Robb. Duncan (Pres.), A.G. Clarkson, S. Perry, F.L. Runge, W.W. Forwood, A.J. Harvey, J.H.M. Hawkes, A. R. Uren, Chas. Allen, W.E. Hay, B.V. Scrymgour (Vice Pres.), J.A. Rinder, G.C. Vardon, P. Ifould, T. Lander. For complete list of councillors see A517.' [General description] This group of Councillors is posing in front of the Chamber of Manufactures building which is soon to be demolished. See B 4323 for the building which replaced it.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] This six storey building was constructed as an investment for the Methodist Church and to house administrative offices for the Church and the Methodist Book Depot (later renamed the Epworth Book Depot). The style is Gothic with a strong ecclesiastical feel. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Pirie st., south side / Epworth Building / 1928 / Frontage: 24 yards / Far side is 77 yards west of Gawler Place / Reproduced in "Chronicle", July 7th, 1928'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, looking east from King William Street. A little girl in a pinafore stands out in this crowd of men and boys, which has gathered on the corner in front of the South Australian Insurance Company building. On the right is a double decker horse tram.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide,east side. Pedestrians stroll across the street in front of the Royal Exchange building. On the extreme left is the Napoleon Hotel. The left side of the Exchange building is 47 yards south of Grenfell Street. On the right is Pirie Street.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, east side. The right side of the Clarence Hotel is 46 yards north of Pirie Street and its frontage is 15 yards. The Tivoli Theatre is advertised with decorative lights. Several men are posing in front of the building. The man in the light-coloured suit and hat, is the American Charles J Johnson, known as "The Black Diamond, champion Cakewalk Dancer". He is standing to one side of a poster advertising his appearance. A woman and two children are on the left. Signs for Walkerville Ales are on the hotel windows. For a view of the hotel taken in 1925, see B 2450. The Clarence Hotel started out as the Alma Shades in 1857, then in 1858, was known as the Adelaide Shades. It was re-named as the Clarence Hotel from 1863-1917 and then became the Majestic. It traded under that name until 1981 when it was demolished.
Development of Adelaide 1839-1914: series of lantern slides.
Series of 102 black and white lantern slides numbered 40-145, illustrating the development of Adelaide, 1839-1914. Some slides are of maps, lithographs and sketches made by nineteenth century artists and lithographers. The series juxtaposes views of Adelaide buildings and streets and key landmarks at several time periods, to show the changes and developments in Adelaide to 1914. The streets in focus in this series include King William Street, North Terrace, Stephen's Place, Rundle Street, Hindley Street, Pulteney Street, Grenfell Street, Pirie Street, Gouger Street, Gawler Place and Hindmarsh Square. The following slides are not held: 1-39, 63, 67, 81, 128.
Postcards of various scenes in Port Pirie, South Australia
A collection of 14 postcards showing various scenes in Port Pirie, South Australia, including scenes of the B.H.P. (Broken Hill Proprietary Company) mining works and smelters. Many of the cards have messages written on the back and were received by Miss McKechnie of Medindie.
Pirie Street
[General description] Cornell Limited Motor Cycle Shop on the corner of Pirie Street and Hyde Street. The two storey shop is situated at number 128 Pirie Street and it sells Harley Davidson motor cycles and Bates and Goodyear tyres. [On back of photograph] Acre 164. Pirie Street, north side. Corner of Hyde Street. January 15th 1926. Extreme left is 23 and a half yards west of Hyde Street. Far side of galvanized iron part of building on Hyde Street frontage is 18 and a half yards north of Pirie Street. For views of Cornell's after the erection of additional storeys in 1926 see B 4196 and 4199.
Snapshots of Port Pirie
A selection of eight views of Port Pirie, produced by the Valentine Publishing Co Pty Ltd. See 'contents' for details of items.
Pirie Street
[General description] Building on the corner of Pirie Street and Gawler Place. Many business' can be seen stretching along Gawler Place including a hairdressing saloon, National Cash Register, W.C. Rigby Manuafacturing Stationer, F. Bourne and Son, Harrison San Miguel, Haste and Company, H. Oliver at number 100, H.W. Short Printer and James Hill and Sons Merchants. Along Pirie Street can be seen Austral Cycle Agency, Wenzel Mattress and Upholsterer at number 68. At number 70 Myers sells linoleum and measures for suits. At number 72 Roberts and Company are the importers of boxed teas and Hoadleys sell confectionery. Coromandel Place adjoins this building in Pirie Street. [On back of photograph] Acres 167 & 144.North east corner of Pirie Street and Gawler Place. 1906-09. Probably 1909. See B 7787/24. On the right is Coromandel Place. Gawler Place frontage of three storey block of buildings, including Haste and Company Building measure 70 yards.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Horse-drawn carts waiting outside the Wood & Oliver store and the Port Pirie Hotel in Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Horse-drawn carts waiting outside the Wood & Oliver store and the Port Pirie Hotel in Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Horse-drawn carts waiting outside the Wood & Oliver store and the Port Pirie Hotel in Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street looking west from a point a little east of Gawler Place. There is no traffic on the wide street. The clock tower of the Town Hall can be seen around the corner in King William Street. A tavern is on the southern side of Pirie Street in the foreground. Women and a small child are standing on the northern side of Pirie Street opposite the Tavern.
Pirie Street, near Gawler Place
Pirie Street looking west from a point a little east of Gawler Place. October 1928. Businesses seen on the southern side include: Elliott Motor Cycles, Atkins Limited, Roderick's Shoe Store. Over the intersection with King William Street stands the Advertiser Building. On the northern side of Pirie Street stands Arthur L Atterton, W Colyer tailor, Selborne. Pirie Street is busy with pedestrians and cars.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, January 21st 1935. Gerrard wire tying machines sales and repairs business stands on the corner of Pirie Street and Wyatt Street. This building was demolished in 1935. Compare with B 6791. At Number 105 Pirie Street stands Gentrys Used Car business. A gentleman in a hat and suit and stick is walking in the heat along the footpath.
Pirie Street
South east corner of Pirie Street and Pulteney Street, October 16th 1937. The Pirie Street frontage of the two storey building on the corner (Phoenix Oil Co.) is 16.5 yards. The right side of O'Leary's refrigeration engineers premises is 23 yards south of Pirie Street. For the new building erected on corner in 1938 see B 8187.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The premises of Gamblings Customs and Shipping Agents occupy this two storey building on the corner and adjoining iron buildings on Pirie Street. A woman wearing an apron appears to be sweeping the footpath. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 213 / Pirie Street, south side / February 7th 1938 / The two storied building on the left abuts Ackland Street / Its Pirie Street frontage is 13 yards / The frontage of the remainder of Gambling's premises (iron buildings) is 49 yards' (Another hand) 'Gambling's premises demolished in 1939 / Compare with B 9546'.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street at Port Pirie showing the "Exchange Hotel".
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
[On front of photograph] A caption at the bottom of the photograph reads: 'Ellen-Street in 1873' The image shows wooden shops on the left with W.H. Shepherd, Drapers and Outfitters being the closest. The street is just a rough track. On the right a two storey stone building, possibly a hotel, is under construction. A hand-truck lies upside down in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926 / Port Pirie'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] Pirie Street frontage of Pierce's Hindmarsh Hotel, 138 Pirie Street, showing its stone facade and wide verandahs. It is about to undergo renovations in the Art Deco style. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 164 / Pirie Street, north side / September 27th 1938 / The right side of the hotel abuts HindmarshSquare / Frontage is 16 yards / For alterations made in 1939 see B 9549'.
Pirie Street
[General Description] South side of Pirie Street showing two cottages either side of The Federal Lime Company. Merchants for lime and cement at number 235 and Williams and Keene Foundry, iron, brass and aluminium founders at number 239. [On back of photograph] Acres 214 and 215 Pirie Street, south side 1909-1914* Probably 1909. See B 7787/29. Extreme left is 78 yards east of the south east corner of Pirie and Ackland Streets. Right side of the Federal Lime Co.'s premises is 41 yards east of the same point.
Pulteney Street, Adelaide
[General description] Business premises on Pulteney Street showing The Pulteney Service Co Ltd. which supplies Austin Cars and Vulcan lorries. A 'Busibus' is advertised in the shop window. Next door was the premises of George Bolton's Ariel Sales and Service which has moved. Note the tramlines in the street. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 210 / Pulteney Street, west side / January 27th 1928 / Bolton's premises demolished in 1928. For view of the building subsequently erected see B 4858 / Compare with B 12933 taken in 1954 for alterations to front made c. 1953 / Near side of Pulteney Service Co. is 53.5 yards south of Pirie Street. / Near side of Bolton's is 37 yards south of Pirie Street. / Far side of Bolton's is 29.5 yards south of Pirie Street'.
Pirie Street
[General description] Premises on the northern side of Pirie Street between Chesser Street and Wyatt Street. Shops visible include a boot repairers, ABC Printing Works, Slatters, Macrows and a bank. A horse drawn carriage from the Clean Towel Supply is standing at the kerb near parked cars. Slatters and Macrows are located in the three storey building. [On back of photograph] Acre 166. Pirie Street, north side, January 19th 1926, The topmost storey of Slatters' premises was erected in 1923. For view of building prior to its erection see B 1220. Near side of Slatters' premises is 21.5 yards east of Chesser Street. The Bank is on the west corner of Chesser Street.
Pirie Street near Manufacturers Place
Pirie Street, north side, looking east. On the corner of Manufacturers Place are two lamp posts stating "Entrance to Dress circle and Front Stalls at Rickards Tivoli Theatre". Ward and Company Stock and Sharebreakers stand on the corner of Manufacturers Place. Next door the building houses FW Bullock and Company and Murray Hayward and Magery Solicitors. Afternoon teas are offered in Exchange Place. Pirie Chambers are further along the north side of Pirie Street.
Pirie Street
[General description] South side of Pirie Street between Frome Street and East Terrace. A two storey building established in 1870 stands of the corner of Ackland Street. Cottages and business' stand between Ackland Street and the National Hotel which can be seen in the distance. A lady is pushing a pram and children are playing on the footpath. [On back of photograph] Acres 214, 215, 216. Pirie Street, south side. 1909-1914. Probably 1909 See B 7787/27. On the right is Ackland Street. For site of the National Hotel, on the extreme left, see Cadastral Survey Plan, 1880.
Bank of South Australia at Port Pirie
[General description] Bank of South Australia on Ellen Street in Port Pirie. This square single storey building has shutters on the windows. Two men and a lady are standing in one of the doorways. [On back of photograph] Bank of S.A. Ellen Street Port Pirie 1874-79.