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King William Street south of Pirie Street
King William Street, west side, near side of Lorne Chambers is 37 yards south of Waymouth Street and Pirie Street. Buildings along the west side of King William Street include the Post Office on the corner of Franklin Street, a watchmaker and jeweller, Criterion Hotel, Esselbach's Cafe - Ladies Refreshment Rooms upstairs, and downstairs is fruiterer Alfred J Harvery. Lorne Chambers is above a stationer. The next building houses Triumph Cycle Agency and the auctioneers Matters and Company. There are horses and carriages lined up in the middle of King William Street outside the Town Hall awaiting passengers. People riding bicyles and pedestrians complete the scene.
Barrier Hotel, Port Pirie
PORT PIRIE: External view of the Barrier Hotel on Ellen Street, Port Pirie.
Port Pirie
Main street of Port Pirie near Hoyts Theatre.
Views of Port Pirie
A collection of images of Port Pirie.
Old scholars of Pulteney Street School, Jubilee Reunion Concert
'Old scholars group' from Pulteney Street School, pictured in Albert Hall, Pirie Street celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the school. The following information was provided by the Pulteney archives: Jubilee Reunion Concert and Social to mark the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Pulteney street school (consisting of speeches, music, singing and refreshments) was held on Monday 15 August 1898 in the Albert Hall, Pirie Street. Two hundred and ten tickets at 1 shilling and sixpence each were sold.The Rev WS Moore presided and was joined on the stage by two distinguished old scholars, Frederick W Holder (Treasurer of SA) and John Darling,MP, who spoke with feeling of their days at Pulteney Street School when Moore was their Headmaster. Holder had also been one of Moore's junior assistants at one time. Speeches were interspersed with musical items under the direction of the Cathedral organist Mr JM Dunn. Two boys from the school, RG Hosking and C Pizey contributed to the programme [SA Register 16 August 1898, p3]. The white bearded man at front is EK Miller (first headmaster) and next to him (his left) is RC Mitton (4th headmaster). WS Moore (8th headmaster) is possibly the white haired and bearded man further to their left.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
A Peace March along Ellen Street.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, September 24th 1941, left side of the Pirie Chambers is 38 yards east of Exchange Place and frontage is 25 yards. For alterations made in 1941-42 see B 12332.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, north side, 20th October 1952. Queensland Insurance Building, formerly Pirie Chambers. For site see B 10728. This building was remodelled in 1941-2. Compare with B 10728
King William Street near Pirie Street
King William Street, east side, November 10th 1893, right side of Colonial Mutual Life Office is 14.5 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 9.5 yards. This three storey building also houses a firm of solicitors, Colonial Sugar Refining Company, WL Ware financial agent, mining and estate agent and D. Williams and Charles T. Good Architects, and at Number 96 King William Street stands a licensed land broker.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] A buggy drawn by a pair of grey horses is standing in the foreground of this view of the Clarence Hotel. People are grouped on the large balcony, others are standing in front of the building. G.R. Dowdy and J. Lewis were the licensees of this hotel 1891-99, later in 1917 the name was changed to the Majestic until its demolition in 1981. There was a hotel on this site since 1857. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / King William Street, east Side / c. 1890 / The left side of the Clarence Hotel is 61 yards north of Pirie Street and the right side of Ware Chambers is 24 yards north of Pirie Street / Presented by Mrs. Florence Burley'.
The Terrace, Port Pirie
[General description] View looking along The Terrace, an unsealed road with houses and gardens either side, lined with utility poles. On the left is the Risdon Park Uniting Church, designed by J. Firmin Jenkins and opened in 1921. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926 / The Terrace, Port Pirie / 1926'.
Balmoral Road, Port Pirie
[General description] Neat workers' cottages, well kept gardens and utility poles are seen on either side of unsealed Balmoral Road. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the Chronicle, Sep. 25, 1926. / Balmoral Road, Port Pirie / 1926'.
Welcome sign, Port Pirie
Welcome sign across Alexander Street in honour of the Duke of Gloucester's visit to Port Pirie.
W. J. Pimlott, builder Port Pirie
Factory premises of W.J. Pimlott, carpenter and builder in Ellen Street.
Street in Port Pirie
Port Pirie streetscape
King William Street, looking north from Pirie Street
King William Street, looking north from Pirie Street. 1880-84 on a rainy day. Lots of horse drawn carriages and people can be seen.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, north side, showing H.C.Sleigh's premises. They were situated on the corner of New Ackland Street, which was made in 1923. For a view taken prior to the cutting of the new street, see B 1110.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
The premises of Graves, Hill and Company Ltd. livery and stables, north side of Pirie Street, Adelaide, opposite old Ackland Street, on the west corner of new Ackland Street. Photo was taken on November 14, 1922. To see changes made to the lower building on the left, see B 3311.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Graves Hill and Co's stables, on the north side of Pirie Street, Adelaide, opposite old Ackland Street, on the west corner of new Ackland Street. This photo was taken on 14 November 1922. The frontage of the building is 18 yards. For a view of alterations to this building, completed in October 1951, see B 12492.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] Cornell's Building is now four stories tall. On the left is a dealership for Hupmobile cars. The expansion of motor businesses like these reflects the confidence of the era. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 164 and 165 / Pirie Street, north side / June 14, 1927 / Additional stories to Cornell's erected in 1926. For photo. taken prior to the alterations see B 3233 / Frontage of Cornell's: 23.5 yards. On the right is Hyde Street / For view of Hyde Street frontage: See B 4196'.
Chesser Street near Pirie Street
Chesser Street, east side, February 17th 1930, far side of building is 33 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 11.5 yards. The Tobacco Company of South Australia premises were erected in 1929 on a site formerly occupied by a corrugated iron structure. Galvanised iron structure was replaced by a new building in 1952. See B 13040. For another view of the Tobacco Company building in 1958 see B 14090.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, north side, looking at the east side of Freeman Street (now Gawler Place, 1925). Two men with a hand barrow, and some youths, are posing outside a row of cottages. The end cottage appears to be a corner shop. Note the gas lamp on the street corner. After 1870; compare the corregated iron roof with the one shown in Duryea's 1870 Panorama. Before 1880; compare vacant allotment with the Cadastral Survey Plan.
Pirie Street, north side near King William Street
Pirie Street, north side. The buildings between King William Street and Exchange Place comprise of The Royal Insurance Company, Ward and Company Sharebrokers and City Chambers which houses various firms including Murray Hayward Solicitors, Elite Milinary School, TJ Lexton Woolbrokers, Bullock and Company Valuators, House, Land and Estate Agents.
Pirie Street corner of King William Street
Queen's Chamber, Pirie Street (next to the Town Hall) on the north east corner of King William Street. This sketch depicts the Queen's Chambers in 1870s and was probably drawn before 1875 when Eagle Chambers (next door) were completed. It was an attractive two storey building with arched windows and a low wrought iron balcony on the first floor.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] City street and buildings with Bullock's Cycle and Motor Stores in the centre. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 208 / Pirie Street, south side / August 3, 1927 / Site of Bullock's: left side is 23.5 yards west of Wyatt Street. Frontage: 9 yards' (Another hand) 'Bullock's premises demolished in 1929. See B 5743'.
Pirie street
Pirie Street, south side, February 3rd 1936, left side of Plymouth House is 18.5 yards west of Wyatt Street and frontage is 14.5 yards. This photograph shows the alterations made to Plymouth House in 1935. Compare this with B 5743. The two storey building is built in the art deco style and has a solid hanging awning across the front. Cars and bicycles are parked in the street.
Pirie Street near Wyatt Street
Pirie Street, south side, February 17th 1930. The three storey Plymouth House was erected in 1929. See B 4244. for additions made in 1935 see B 6790. Site of Plymouth House: left side is 23.5 yards west of Wyatt Street. Frontage is 9 yards.
Pirie Street near Ackland Street
Pirie Street, south side, February 17th 1930, right side of building is 80 yards east of Ackland Street and frontage is 15.5 yards. Brick building on left was erected in 1929 on a vacant site. The premises on the right house a tyre and retread business owned by Thyer.
Corner of Frome Street and Pirie Street
ACRE 214: Corner site 122-130 Frome Street, 227-233 Pirie Street before demolition, March 1988.
Pirie Street
View of Pirie Street, from East Terrace / Hutt Street.