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Pirie Street, Adelaide
People's Palace, western corner of Pirie Street and Chesser Street, Adelaide. Shop fronts installed on Chesser Street frontage in March 1922. The extreme right of photo is 62 yards north of Pirie Street and the left side of A. & E. Lewis premises is 13 yards west of Chesser Street.
Pirie Street
[General description] Twin cottages on the southern side of Pirie Street near Ackland Street. A woman is holding a baby and standing at one of the front picket gates. Nextdoor to the cottages stands The Federal Lime Company Limited Lime and Cement Merchants. [On back of photograph] Acre 214. Pirie Street, south side. 1909-14. Probably 1909. See B 7787/29. Left side of cottages is 40 yards east of Ackland Street. Right side of cottages is 21 yards east of Ackland Street.
King William Street near Pirie Street
Residence of the Town Hall manager Mr Gapp. Mr Gapp and his wife and family can be seen in the gateway to his house. The modest stone cottage stands on Acre 203 on the corner of King William Street and Pirie Street. The Prince Alfred Hotel abuts the cottage and this photograph was taken on June 7th, 1898 looking north east. The little building was at one time (1852) the Adelaide Corporation Chamber. See B 465 and B 81. Beyond the one storey building can be seen the back of the Pirie Street Wesleyan Church.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The new premises of Barnet Glass' rubber manufacturers are a two storey corner building in the art deco style and feature a curved cantlever verandah. The tyres manufactured by this company were very well regarded, 'miles cheaper and Australian' and their Boomerang anti-skid tread tyres were famous by 1917. This firm eventually merged with the Dunlop Tyre Company. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 209 / Pirie street, south side / Corner of Hyde Street / May 20th 1928 / Barnet Glass Building erected in 1927 / Compare with B 4043 / Site of new building: Pirie street frontage: 10.5 yards / Hyde Street frontage: 40 yards'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] Light industry is crowding out residential cottages in this view of Pirie Street. The premises of J.H. Southcott, motor engineers and Pitt, fibrous plasterers are prominent. A smart car is parked at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 214 / Pirie Street, south side / February 10th 1929 / Extreme right is 8 yards east of Ackland Street / Extreme left is 66 yards east of Ackland Street'.
The corner of King William Street and Pirie Street, Adelaide, South Australia
Eagle Chambers on the corner of King William Street and Pirie Street, Adelaide, South Australia; a recruiting depot is situated at the far end of the building in Pirie Street and a small recruiting office in front of the Town Hall.
Views of Port Pirie
[General description] Three photographs comprising a panorama of Port Pirie in the 1880s. Number One shows the harbour with two ships, possibly ketches, moored at the wharves withwarehouses and railway in the foreground. The second shows the railway with rolling stock in the centre of the main street and city buildings and shops. The third shows the outer region of the town with a mix of commercial and residential properties and open land. [On back of photographs] 'In the late eighteen eighties'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] This view of city street and buildings is dominated by the cooling towers of the Adelaide Electric Supply Company which was founded in 1904. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 156, 157 / Pirie Street, north side. / June 15, 1926. / The two storey building in foreground is 38 1/2 yards west of East Terrace. East face of Electric Supply Co.'s cooling towers is 53 yards west of East Terrace and measures about 55 yards. Pirie Street frontage frontage of towers measures 17.5 yards. Cooling towers demolished in 1926.'
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 23 March 1937, frontage of building is 19 yards. The building was completed in 1936. Compare this photograph with B 6829. This building was on the south eastern corner of Ackland Street and Pirie Street and was demolished in 1955. A sign above the entrance says "HC Sleigh". For a view of the building subsequently erected on this site see B 13939.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 22 March 1963. Corner of Hyde Street and Pirie Street shows a shop selling paint, resins and fibreglass. Next door stands a boat shop seeling boat plans and kits
Pirie Street
[General Description] The north side of Pirie Street between Coromandel Place and Chesser Street showing the frontage of the Onslow Buildings. Some of the business' in this building include A.J. Baker Picture Framers, Poloware and Sports Depot, Pawnbrokers, Raleigh Depot, C.W. Rose Importers and Kruss the Printer. A penny farthing bicycle is leaning against a telegraph pole outside the Onslow Buildings. A lady wearing an elaborate hat is looking at paintings in the A.J. Baker Shop. [On back of photograph] Acres 167 and 166. Pirie Street, north side. 1909-10* *Probably 1909. See B 7787/24. In the foreground is Coromandel Place. Frontage of Onslow Buildings - 29 yards. The little balconies on Onslow Buildings were removed between 1910 and 1912. For view of building in 1957 see B 13967.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street looking east from King William Street shows the Pirie Street frontage of the Insurance Chambers on the left. A trolley bus, horses, carts and carriages mix with the pedestriansgoing about their business.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South Side, 9 July 1976. Pirie Street frontage is 25 metres and site is 66 metres east of King William Street.
Pirie Street
Duncan & Co., Pirie Street which sells radio equipment and motor accessories. This two storey building, erected in 1935, stands on the corner of Pirie Street and Wyatt Street.
Pirie street, Adelaide
[General description] This modern three storey corner building exudes confidence. Its lines are plain but there are art deco touches in the leadlight detail in the top storey windows and the decorative parapet bearing the name of the company. It is only just completed as the windows are still whitewashed and shops on the ground floor have 'to let' signs in their windows. The firm was founded by Alfred George Healing in 1896, initially producing bicycles, but later diversified into manufacturing radios, television sets, refrigerators and washing machines. Two cars are seen on the road in the foreground, one a flat-bed utility. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 210 / South west corner of Pirie Street and Hindmarsh Square / September 1928 / These buildings were erected in 1928. For views of shops formerly on the site see B 3497 and B 4772 / Pirie Street frontage: 33 yards / Pulteney Street frontage: 37 yards'.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] Buildings and parked cars on Pirie Street. St. Joseph's Church is on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Pirie Street, south side / Right side of building is 88 yards west of Pulteney Street and frontage is 18 yards'
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, October 21st 1936, right side of building is 53 yards east of Ackland Street and frontage is 13 yards. For a view of the new buildings erected on this site in 1936 see B 6933. The iron clad foundery stands at number 241 Pirie Street and is home of brassfinishers and general and motor engineers Gray and Donaldson Limited.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, March 19th 1937, right side of building is 53 yards east of Ackland Street and frontage is 13 yards. This building was erected in 1936. Compare with B 6902. The number of the business is 241 Pirie Street and it houses a car radiator and engineering business.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street, Port Pirie, looking north. Galloway's Wharf on right, afterwards SA Carrying Company's Wharf.
Post Office at Port Pirie
[General description] Telegraph and Post Office in Ellen Street at Port Pirie. The wooden building has a raised front verandah. Next to the Post Office is Brown and Wood Importers of Grocery, drapery, ironmongery and agricultural implements. This is a branch of a retail department store from Waymouth Street in Adelaide. The footpath and road look muddy. [On back of photograph] no information given.
Geddes Memorial Hall
Geddes Memorial Congregational Hall, Port Pirie. Peter Geddes Memorial Hall was opened in 1918. Ernest Green, Deacon of the Florence Street Congregational Church was instrumental in having the hall built. The Norman Street hall has a gabled porch entrance with three pointed arched windows and vents to gable.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street at Port Pirie showing the "Barrier Hotel".
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Ellen Street, during the Governor General's visit to Port Pirie.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The corner building is a factory manufacturing Whybrow's Exhibit footwear. On the right is another newer building, possibly another factory. A sign on one of the utility poles on the corner says "Caution drive slowly". [On back of photograph] 'Acre 214 / Pirie Street, south side / May 16th, 1926 / The low brick building on the east side of Ackland St. was erected in 1925 on what was, for the most part, a vacant site, and at the same time the two storey building on the corner underwent slight alterations. For view of the corner building prior to alteration see B 2512. Pirie St. frontage of Whybrow's: 8 1/2 yards. Far side of new building is 40 yards south of Pirie St. The single storey cottage on the extreme left was demolished in 1941. For view of the building erected on site see B 10893.'
Goods train at Ellen Street, Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: Ellen Street : a goods train. The Barrier Hotel on the left opened in 1892. Pelham's Butcher shop on the right was demolished in 1894 and a new two-storey Pelham Building was constructed and is still standing in 2021.
Architectural drawing for business premises, Ellen Street, Port Pirie, for H.A & W. Gooden.
Architectural drawing for business premises, Ellen Street, Port Pirie, for H.A & W. Gooden. Architect: English & Soward. Contractor: Smerdon & Co.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, Pirie Street frontage is 44 yards and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 40 yards.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 30 July 1965, Pirie Street frontage is 10 yards and Devonshire Place frontage is 27 yards. Right side of the building abuts Devonshire Place. At the time of this photograph the site at number 270 is occupied by SJ Gifford Plumbers, sheet metal engineers. In 1971 he was pronounced bankrupt
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 11 August 1959, Pirie Street frontage is 14 2/3 yards and Devonshire Place frontage is 14.5 yards. Left side of cottages abuts east side of Devonshire Place. For a view of this corner in 1927 see B 4200
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, August 14th 1959, Pirie Street frontage is 8 1/3 yards and Moger Place frontage is 30 yards. Left side of two-storey building abuts east side of Moger Place. For a view of the building on right of the photograph see B 14237. For a view of this building in 1941 see B 10568. This two storey bluestone corner building has an upper balcony adorned by a wrought iron decorative railing. Quoins can be seen around the windows. The front door is set flush with the corner of the building