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Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, 23rd February 1962. This view forms Part 4 of a sequence of views showing buildings in between Union and Bent Streets. See also B 14564, B 14565, B 14566, and B 14567. Buildings from left side to the place marked with a "x" were demolished to permit continuation of Tavistock Street (now Frome Street). Shops seen in the photograph include a barber shop and Kim the Toyman.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
[General description] Mrs. Reynolds' Ham shop is one of the ground floor shops in this two storey terrace building. It has a stone facade, arched upper floor windows and decorative brick quoins and dressings. Its balcony is trimmed with iron lace. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 91 / Rundle Street, south side / Feb. 23, 1927 / Right side is 12.5 yards east of Vaughan Place, or 45.5 yards east of Union Street.'
Rundle Street, Adelaide
[General description] Looking east along Rundle Street showing city buildings and the Kent Town brewery in the distance.The Surplus Military stores (two storey building on the right) has several customers looking at its wares displayed on the footpath. [On back of photograph] 'Rundle Street / looking east, with Union Street on right / August 1st, 1929'.
Rundle Street
South corner of Rundle Street and Union Street, Rundle Street frontage of shops is 10 yards. The store owned by T Howard sells imported crockery, glassware, bedding, carpets, holloware (metal sugar bowls, teaports etc.) and also performs the job of undertaker. Groups of men are standing outside the premises and samples of wares for sale lean up against the shop - bedsteads, gold pans, chairs, sofas, hearths, shovels and frying pans.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, 23rd October 1952, right side of Sunrise Press is 21 yards east of Union Street and frontage is 14 yards. Shooting gallery (now Rundle Street front of Sunrise Press) was erected in front of cottage in 1946. For a view of cottage behind Sunrise Press see B 6907. A street sweeper and three cars can be seen in the photograph
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, November 11th 1953.Right side of the centre structure is 10.25 yards east of Union Street. Frontage of centre structure is 8.25 yards. The shop in the centre of the photograph appears to sell a bric and brack of wooden and metal articles. The shop front looks in a state is disrepair
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, November 11th 1953. Right side of centre building with rounded windows is 40 yards east of Union Street. The frontage of centre building is 26.5 yards. For a view of building after alteration see B 14185. At the time of this photograph the centre building housed a butchers, hairdressers, fishing tackle shop, cafe, and a dry cleaners. To the east stood Charlicks Store and to the west stood the building established by AA Brice 1887
Grenfell Street East End Market
East End Market, Grenfell Street, north side, near side of market is 44 yards west of East Terrace. At the time of this photograph the market extended west only as far as 57 1/2 yards east of Union Street. Trader's names visible include R Briant potato merchant, The New Market Tailoring Emporium, J Timmins Cold Meat Store, Sandow Gray and Company Fruit Growers and Exporters, H Spencer and a cycle store. Many horses and carts are loading and unloading goods outside the East end Market.
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, north side, right side of Hall & Moores Saddlers premises is 44 yards west of East Terrace, left side of the market is 29 yards east of Union Street. Horses and carts are unloading goods for the fruit and vegetable market. A tram in travelling eastwards along Grenfell Street.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] Part of the East End Market buildings with plane tree and parked cars. [on back of photograph] 'Acre 95 / Grenfell Street, north side / March 14th 1955 / This view shows portion of East End Market building / Frontage of centre shops is 14.5 yards / Left side of shops is 71 1/4 yards east of Union Street.'
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] A woman and small child walk past a new building with glass roof lights that connects the premises of Richard Spencer Carriage and Waggon Manufacturing Company and the Gardener's Supply stores. On the right is part of the East End Market building. Note the tram pole in the centre of Grenfell Street. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 96 / Grenfell Street, north side / June 25th 1928 / The building between the Spencer Company and the Gardener's Supply Stores was ereced in 1926-7. For photograph of the cottages formerly on the site see B 2744 / Left side of new building is 11 yards east of Union Street. Frontage: 18 yards' (Another hand) 'All the buildings to the left of the Gardener's Supply Stores were demolished in 1930. See B 5930 and B 5918'.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] A new building in the East End Market complex. Bache Brothers, Fruit and Vegetable Merchants occupy the premises on the left. Gardeners Supply Stores are on the right hand side of the entrance. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 96 / Grenfell Street, north side / April 22nd 1931 / The light coloured buildiing on the left was erected in 1930 (See B 2744 and B 4826) / On the left is Union Street / Frontage of new building: 29 yards'.
The Stadium, Grenfell Street
The Stadium, Grenfell Street, north side, May 29th 1940. Near side of the Stadium is 34 yards (31 metres) west of Union Street and frontage is 30 yards (27.4 metres). A billboard advertises a wresting match between Bill Sledge and George Harben, on Monday 27 May 1940. To the left is the Grenfell Street branch of the Weymouth Grain Store.
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, north side, 23rd February 1961, right side of building is 34 yards west of Union Street and frontage is 30 yards. The original East End Market was established in the 1860s by Richard Vaughan. In 1904 it became the Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange and spanned four city streets including the Grenfell Street entrance shown in this photograph. An inscription found on the Grenfell Street entrance reads " The Earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof" (Psalm 24.1).
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, north side, 23rd February 1961, right side of Waymouth Grain Store is 64 yards west of Union Street.
Grenfell Street near James Place
Grenfell Street, north side - Australian Widows' Fund Society Limited building. Left side is 32 yards east of James Place, frontage 14-1/2 yards. Above the entrance stands a carved statue of a man breaking sticks across one knee. "Union is Strength' is written underneath. The Australian Widow's Fund Society Limited houses many other firms including CT Lane Accountants and Financial Agents, Collin and Company Commission Merchants and General Importers, TH Smeaton Architect, WW Ewbank surgeon, Dr. AE Wigg and Sinclair Art Studio.
Currie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Eight Hours Day procession wends its way through a large crowd, holding their Trade Union banners aloft. Police greys accompany the procession. The Bank of Australasia building is dominant on the right. [On back of photograph] 'An Eight Hours Day procession / 1895-97 / Currie Street, north side / Looking west from King William Street'.
King William Street
Union Bank and Broken Hill Chambers, King William Street.
King William Street
[General description] A crowd lines the centre of King William Street to see the Eight Hours Day procession pass by with various union groups marching, holding their banners aloft, the floats are horse-drawn. North Terrace buildings provide an attractive backdrop to the scene. [On back of photograph] 'An Eight Hours Day procession / 1895-97 / King William Street / West side / Looking south from a point a little south of Grenfell Street'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] A crowd lines the centre of King William Street to see the Eight Hours Day procession pass by with various union groups marching, holding their banners aloft. A horse tram can be seen in the centre left and the police greys accompany the procession. North Terrace buildings provide an attractive backdrop to the scene. [On back of photograph] 'An Eight Hours Day procession / 1895-97 / King William Street, west side / Looking south from a point a little south of Grenfell Street'.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side, on December 15th 1922. The west side of the shops on the right is opposite the east side of Union Street. The premises on the right of Chubb's were constructed in 1922 for Silbert, Sharp & Bishop, Ltd.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] Three businesses adjoin in this photograph. On the left is part of the premises of Campbell and Worthington, dealers in cars including De Dion, Bouton and Leyland. In the centre at number 219 is D. O'Brien, 'Titan' Battery Service Station, and A.B. Jobson Electrical. The building on the right is the premises of 'Syno' Signwriters. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 153 / Grenfell Street, south side / May 31, 1927 / No. 219 Grenfell Street was erected in 1926. For view of building formerly on site see B 2722. / Site of no. 219 (excluding the iron structure adjoining it on west side): right side is 55 yards east of Union Street. Frontage 8 yards. / No. 219 and the structure to the right of it were demolished in 1935 (compare with B 6766)'.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side. The point at the extreme right is 77 yards east of Union Street. The East side of the Producers' Club Hotel is 77 yards west of East Terrace.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side, on March 31st, 1925. The near side of the Producer's Club Hotel is 102 yards west of East Terrace. The new Campbell and Worthington's premises were built 1924-5. The building's frontage is 16 yards and the right side is 64 yards east of Union Street. For a view of the cottages formerly on this site, see B 2303.
Selborne Hotel, Pirie Street
Selborne Hotel, Pirie Street, north side, November 25th 1935, right side of hotel is 36 yards west of Gawler Place and frontage is 16.5 yards. The Selborne Hotel was an early meeting place for the United Trades and Labor Council. On 13 June 1890 Mrs Milne, Mrs Reuin and Miss Vincent were welcomed as delegates representing the newly formed Working Women's Trades Union. For alterations made to the Selborne Hotel in 1936 see B 6944. At the time of this photograph the proprietor of the hotel was TF Dollard.
Pirie Street
Commercial Union Building, Pirie Street, north side.
Commonwealth Bank and Warner Theatre, King William Street, Adelaide.
King William Street, East Side, 24th January 1980, right side of Warner Theatre is 46 1/3 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 48 yards. Sign on the Warner Theatre says "Come - Say goodbye to the Warner!! Closing early Feb". A Union Jack flag is flying from a flag pole in the middle of King William Street.
Waymouth Street
Union Hotel, Waymouth Street.
Morphett Street
Morphett Street, west side, 18 January 1935, right side of building is 51.5 yards south of Light Square and frontage is 19 yards. The brick structure in the centre was erected in 1934. Compare with B 6617. The building in the centre of the photograph has 'The SA Farmers' Co-operative Union Ltd' written above the door.
Young Street, Adelaide
Corner of Young Street, Adelaide, and Waymouth Street, taken 31 July 1918. On the left side is the premises of J. Black, Farrier. For a view of Farmers' Union showrooms erected on Acre 198 see B 1757. For a view of premises erected on Acre 197 see B 1756.