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Pirie Street
Aurora Hotel on the north east corner of Pirie Street and Hindmarsh Square, October 22nd 1938, Pirie Street frontage is 21 yards and Hindmarsh Square frontage is 28 yards. The photograph was taken on 22nd October, 1938 when the proprietor was Thelma Barnes and Jessie. The three storey building had various balconies and a balustraded parapet overlooking Hindmarsh Square.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
North east corner of Pirie Street and Gawler Place, Adelaide. Extreme left of photo is 30 yards north of Pirie Street, extreme right is on west corner of Coromandel Place. This is one of the Onslow Buildings, recently completed. See B 2505 for the other one, situated on the east side of Coromandel Place.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, July 21st 1936. East corner of Gawler Place. For alterations made in 1937 see B 7396. The National Bank of Australasia Limited stands on the corner of Pirie Street and Gawler Place. The three storey building has ornate dressings on the corners of the roof.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, North Side, 19 March 1981, frontage of building is 30.5 yards and Pirie Street frontage is 32 yards.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, North Side, 18 September 1970, right side of Adelaide Hotel is 36 1/3 yards west of Gawler Place and Pirie Street frontage is 16 yards.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, North Side, 28 May 1971, Pirie Street frontage is 13 2/2 yards.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 6 July 1973, Pirie Street frontage is 27 yards and Exchange Place frontage is 45 2/3 yards.
Pirie Street
Queen's Chambers, Pirie Street, south side. This building was constructed in 1869 as a suite of offices. The cantilevered balcony and arched windows on the ground and upper storeys create a charming streetscape.Next door stands the Pirie Street Methodist Church which opened in 1851 and demolished in 1972
Methodist Church, Pirie Street
[General description] The Wesleyan Church is seen from Pirie Street in three quarter view. It was built in 1850 from stone with cement rendered facade and dressings, and a staircase on the side of the building. Note the large roof vents. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 204 / Methodist Church, Pirie Street / Before 1927'.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side. Epworth Building erected in 1926. Pirie Street frontage is 24 yards. Far side of building is 47 yards west of Gawler Place. February 1927.
Methodist Church, Pirie Street
Methodist Church, Pirie Street in 1933. The church is located behind the Adelaide Town Hall and was built in 1850 by Perryman and Son. It was opened in 1851 and later, in 1969, Pirie Street Methodist Church merged with Stow Congregational Church to became part of the newly formed Uniting Church.
Pirie Street
Buildings behind Epworth Building, off Pirie Street, south side. 10 April 1964. A map drawn on the back of the photograph shows the position of the building behind Epworth Building and the Methodist Church in Pirie Street
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist church.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South side. Pirie Street Methodist Church.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, January 12th 1959. Left side of the central three storey building (marked witrh a dot on the photograph) is 37.25 yards west of Gawler Place. Frontage of the building (from the dot to "x" on the photograph) is 40 yards. For a view of this building in 1910 see B 5381. The Salvation Army's People's Palace can be seen in the distance. Some of the businesses located in the buildings nearer to the camera include: Atkins Limited, The Town Hall branch of the E & S and A Bank Limited, William Brindal and Sons and Epworth Books in the Epworth Building at Number 33 Pirie Street. Epworth Building was built in 1927 as administrative offices for the Methodist Church and the Methodist Book Depot. This unique building was built in the federation gothic design with a seven storey "U" shaped structure and was named after the birthplace of John Weslei in Lincolnshire, England
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, 19 April 1963, right side of building is 10.5 yards west of Gawler Place. Fred Astaire Dance Studio occupies the site on the corner of Gawler Place and Pirie Street. The studio offers classes which include waltz, swing, cha cha, rumba, mambo, tango, twist and ballroom dancing
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side, looking east across Gawler Place. Elliott's Bicycle store is in the centre, and further to the left Eyes and Crowell garage can be seen. The People's Palace is a little further down Pirie Street.
MGA Roadster, Pirie Street
An MGA Roadster turning right into Freeman Lane from Pirie Street. Parked on the south side in front of Frank McCabe gem merchants and Super Elliot sportstore are L-R, an AP5 Chrysler Valiant (1964), a Holden FC Special Station Wagon (1958-59), a Ford Falcon Sedan (1960-65) and a Ford Customline (c1955). The Fred Astaire Dance Studio can be seen on the south western corner of Gawler Place and Pirie Street. The banners on the newspaper kiosk include the 'Truth' referring to the Beaumont Children and the 'Advertiser' referring to the upcoming visit to Australia of US President Lyndon Johnson. Photograph taken 7th October 1966.
Pirie Street corner of Hindmarsh Square
Pirie Street, south side, September 27th 1932. These buildings stood on the south side of Pirie Street near the south eastern corner of Hindmarsh Square. AK Gross quality butchers stands next to WG Thompson motor car repairers, car parking, JT Mitchell metal sheet welding and Axford and Forrest car engineers. For a view of Gross's butchers shop taken after modernisation made in 1952 see B 12467.
Pirie Street
[General description] Row of attached cottages on the southern side of Pirie Street between Devonshire Place and Mogers Lane. The National Hotel managed by M. Pike and Company adjoins the cottages on the eastern side. A man and a child can be seen standing beside the picket fence in front of the cottages. [On back of photograph] Acre 215 & 216. Pirie Street, south side. Probably about 1909. Frontage of cottages is 18 yards. Left side is 31 yards west of Devonshire Place. For a view of these cottages taken in 1952, and showing certain alterations see B 12498.
Leedham - Cartledge wedding
Wedding of Betty Claire, daughter of Harold Herbert Haldane Leedham and Gertrude Elizabeth nee Knabe of Forest Gardens, to Maurice, son of Herbert Henry Cartledge and Poppy nee Duncan of Springfield, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, Adelaide, on 4 June 1955.
Leedham - Cartledge wedding
Wedding of Betty Claire, daughter of Harold Herbert Haldane Leedham and Gertrude Elizabeth nee Knabe of Forest Gardens, to Maurice, son of Herbert Henry Cartledge and Poppy nee Duncan of Springfield, solemnised at Pirie Street Methodist Church, Adelaide, on 4 June 1955.
Plume Motor Spirit advertisement
Plume Motor Spirit advertising sign painted on the side brick wall of 243 Pirie Street, currently occupied by Grieve Gillett Andersen. It is yellow and was revealed upon the demolition of 245 Pirie Street.
Plume Motor Spirit advertisement
Plume Motor Spirit advertising sign painted on the side brick wall of 243 Pirie Street, currently occupied by Grieve Gillett Andersen. It is yellow and was revealed upon the demolition of 245 Pirie Street.
The Terrace, Port Pirie
[General description] View along a residential road in Port Pirie, showing fences and gardens. Utility poles line the road on both sides. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926 / The Terrace, Port Pirie / 1926'.
Post Office, Port Pirie
Post Office at Port Pirie became part of the street scene of this affluent town in the 1870's. Agriculture and shipping were major factors of Port Pirie's wealth. Two cars are parked outside the post office in this photograph taken in 1932.
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie August 1, 1962. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Funeral procession, Pt. Pirie
Funeral procession of Mr. Andrew Lee Munro - left his home in Wright St. Solomontown, proceeded through the town, turned into Alexandra Street, past the Port Pirie Hospital to the cemetery on 10 July 1910 at Port Pirie.