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Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, east end, after the fire at Burford's Soap factory. WH Burford and Son were soap and candle makers. The factory was on the corner of Grenfell Street and East Terrace. Residents complained about the smell from the soapworks and Peacock's Tannery. A fire which started in the adjoining timber yard destroyed the factory. Another was built in Sturt Street. A researcher notes that there was also a fire at Burford's Adam Street, Hindmarsh site in 1907.
Angas Street, Adelaide
Angas Street, Adelaide, on the east corner of Queen Street: a house thought to have been used by either Colonel Light or Captain Sturt as a city office which was transferred from its original site on the corner of Hindley and Morphett Streets. Old shingle roof replaced by iron. Demolished between 1918 and 1923.
Arthur Court, Adelaide
[General description] Four children are posing in front of the door of the new Freeman Ltd. Joinery Works building. The brick building has a classic saw-tooth roof profile often used in factories. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 471 / North end of Arthur Court / April 18, 1926 / Freeman's premises were erected in 1925 on a vacant site. The southern front of the building is shown here in part. It measures 53 yards and is 76 yards north of Sturt Street.'
Chatham Street, Adelaide
[General description] This small cottage, set back off the street appears to be squeezed between brick walls on either side. There is a small garden containing a couple of old fruit trees and (possibly) some tomato plants. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 472 / Chatham Street, west side / February 15th 1954 / Brick wall on the left is 71 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage of the cottage is 7 yards / See Cadastral plan.'
Frew Street
Frew Street, east side, January 25th 1954, right side of building is 70.5 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage of the building is 9 3/4 yards.
King's Head Hotel, King William Street, Adelaide
King's Head Hotel, north corner of King William Street and Sturt Street, August 29th 1941. King William Street frontage is 28.5 yards. For a view of the unbalconied building on the extreme right of the photograph before the alterations which were finished in 1949 see B 12437. From 1934 the Vaughton family ran a hotel next to the King's Head Hotel. The proprietors were Ellen, Rowland Robert, Rowland William, Veronica, Brian. The hotel existed from 1848 and was listed on the National Trust list as Item Number 1152.
King William Street
King William Street, west side, December 12th 1952, left side of centre building is 28.5 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 19.5 yards. For a view of the portion of the building before alterations completed in 1949 see extreme right of B 10566
John Street
John Street, east side, January 25th 1954, right side of centre cement faced building is 28 1/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 19 1/4 yards. This building was completed in 1952. The site previously formed a rear yard (possibly with structures) of a King William Street frontage
John Street
John Street, west side, January 25th 1954, left side of Windsor Poultry Service building is 28 3/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 19 3/4 yards. This building was erected in 1948. The site was then vacant
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] This imposing two storey stone terrace house has an iron lace balcony and cement quoins. It is in run down condition and is about to be remodelled. See B 13587 for the new modern building.[On back of photograph] 'Acre 529 / King William Street, west side / December 22nd 1954 / Left side of building in the centre is 48 1/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 10 yards.'
King William Street
King William Street, west side, January 16th 1956, left side of building is 48 1/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 10 yards. This building was remodelled from an older building in 1955. For a view of the building prior to alterations see B 13195
John Street
John Street, west side, 7th February 1964, left side of the shed is 48 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 22 yards. This shows a car park and AS Cook motor trimmers. The premises have galvanised iron walls and a sawtooth roof
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 10th December 1971, left side of block is 28 1/3 yards north of Sturt Street and King William Street frontage is 30 yards.
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 10th December 1971, left side of block is 28 1/3 yards north of Sturt Street and King william Street frontage is 30 yards.
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 21st January 1972, left side of building is 28 1/3 yards north of Sturt Street and King William Street frontage is 29 1/3 yards.
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 30 March 1973, King William Street frontage is 28 2/3 yards and Sturt Street frontage is 33 yards.
King William Street
King William Street, West Side, 30th March 1973, King William Street frontage is 28 2/3 yards and Sturt Street frontage is 33 yards.
Russell Street, Adelaide
Russell Street, Adelaide, west side, on October 19th, 1923. The left side of the Hytone building is 43 yards north of Sturt Street and the frontage is 27.5 yards. The Hytone Shoe Company was erected in 1923 on the site formerly occupied by an old cottage which stood well back from the street.
Russell Street
Russell Street, east side, 18th December 1964, the frontage of the house is 15 yards and the right side is 31 yards north of Sturt Street. This building is at the rear of a house on Russell Street. The lean-to laundry features a partly partitioned area and a tap
Hobson's Place
Hobson's Place, west side, 19th March 1956, left side of the building is 56.5 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 12 yards.
Hobson's Place
Hobson's Place, East Side, 30th August 1968, right side of building is 69 2/3 yards north of Sturt Street and Hobson's Place frontage is 14 1/3 yards.
Sultram Place
Sultram Place, East Side, 22nd August 1972, right side of the building is 58 yards north of Sturt Street and Sultram Place frontage is 8 1/3 yards.
Sultram Place
Sultram Place, East Side, 22nd August 1972, right side of building is 58 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 8 1/3 yards.
Whitmore Square
Whitmore Square, east side, 1965, left side of the building on the right is 59 yards north of Sturt Street. St Vincent de Paul building can be seen through the trees. This society provides accommodation for the vulnerable
Whitmore Square
Whitmore Square, east side, 1965, left side of the centre building is 59 yards north of Sturt Street. St Vincent de Paul building can be seen through the trees. This society provides accommodation for the vulnerable
St. Luke's Church, Adelaide
St. Luke's Church viewed from Whitmore Square, Adelaide. St. Luke's Church is 46 yards north of Sturt Street, frontage is 17 yards. This photo is probably part of a series by Henry Jones.
Whitmore Square, Adelaide
Whitmore Square, Adelaide, west side. Taken from the Square gardens, with its wrought iron railings in the foreground, and featuring St. Luke's Church. This historic church was consecrated on 14th February and opening services held 17th February 1856. The near side of the church is 62.5 yards north of Sturt Street.
Frederick Street
Frederick Street, west side, June 19th 1958, left side of cottage is 38 3/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 6 yards.For a view of yard on left of cottage see B 14087
Frederick Street
Frederick Street, west side, June 19th 1958, left side of yard is 29 3/4 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 9 yards. For a view of cottage on left see B 14088. For a view of cottage on right see B 14086
Frederick Street
Frederick Street, west side, June 19th 1958, left side of cottage is 20.5 yards north of Sturt Street and frontage is 9 1/4 yards. For a view of yard on the right see B 14087