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Waymouth Street, Adelaide
Waymouth Street, Adelaide, south side on 12 December 1922. Roadworks are in progress. See B 1757 for a view of the building, on the left of Farmers' Union showrooms, which was converted and enlarged in 1923. The Showrooms are on the corner of Young Street and the extreme left of the photo is 79 yards east of Young Street.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
[General description] This two storey stone building stands on the south east corner of Waymouth and Bentham Streets. it has previously been the premises for Olympia Motors, distributors of Peugeot, Chic Cars and Riley. It also has been the premises of Len May, Signs, Painting Etc. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 200 / Waymouth Street, south side / March 2nd 1928 / This building was demolished in 1928 to make way for the Norwich Union building. See B 5429 and B 5477. / Waymouth Street frontage of corner premises is 8 yards.'
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street, south side, April 12th 1954, frontage of building is 19 yards. Right side of Norwich Union building abuts Bentham Street. The top floor of this building was added in 1953-1954. It was completed in January 1954. For a view of the building prior to additions see B 5477
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street, north side, 20th january 1961. Right side of the four storey Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Limited building abuts Bentham Street. It was designed by architect Frank Kenneth Milne and built in 1928. The insurance company was founded in 1797 and was one of the oldest insurance companies transacting insurance business in the world. This building is known as Woodard House.
Labour Day Procession on King William Street
Labour Day Procession proceeding North from Victoia Square on King William Street. The banner of the S.A. Liquor Trades' Employees Union precedes a group of men walking past 'The Advertiser' building.
Gawler Place
Union Bank south east corner of Gawler Place and Pirie Street. This two storey solid brick building has shutters on the windows, and tall porch, metal railings and a hitching post fence out the front. A gentleman in a top hat can be seen near the entrance.
Adelaide
View of Adelaide looking south east from the "Register" tower, Grenfell Street between 1863 and 1867. The view shows empty paddocks with washing lines billowing in the wind on the acres between Grenfell Street and Pirie Street. The spire of the Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem Church in Flinders Street can be seen to the right of the photograph. A researcher suggests that the buildings are the Union Bank of Australia, then the manse, side of Wesleyan Methodist Church and that the spire is St. Andrews.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, South Side, Union Bank. The photograph shows a two storey building standing alone with empty blocks nearby. A church steeple can be seen in the distance.
Pirie Street
Union Bank, Pirie Street, south side. The photograph shows a two storey building standing alone with empty blocks nearby. A church steeple can be seen in the distance. See B 7839.
Pirie Street
Pirie Street, south side, Union Bank.
Bentham Street, Adelaide
Bentham Street, Adelaide, west side, looking towards Franklin Street, on the 9th April, 1925. The extreme right is about 49 yards south of Waymouth Street, and the left side of the three storey buildings on the right is 71 yards south of Waymouth Street. The five storey portion of these buildings was erected by the S.A. Farmers' Co-operative Union in 1923-25, replacing their previous premises which were damaged by fire on the 21st February 1923. For a photo taken just after the fire, see B 1201.
Franklin Street
North west corner, Bentham and Franklin Streets, showing the premises of the South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union building opened in September 1900. Franklin Street frontage: 20 yards. The red brick two storey building has a parapet and a basement.
Franklin Street
36-40 Franklin Street, north side, corner of Bentham Street, 11 September 1962. For an earlier view of this building see B 9245. The South Australian Farmers' Cooperative Union Limited stands on the corner of Franklin Street and Bentham Street
Franklin Street
Franklin Street, south side, 22nd February 1954, left side of Faraway House abuts the west side of Trades Hall Lane. Frontage: 9 yards. This building was remodelled from a former structure on the site and completed in 1952. For the building prior to alterations see B13021. In this photograph taken in 1954 Faraway House is festooned with Union Jack Flags possibly in preparation for the Royal Visit the following month
Flinders Street
Flinders Street, south side, east corner of Molton Street, 19th February 1939, showing the I.O.O.F. Hall, frontage: 8 1/2 yards. Acre 270 stands on the corner of Flinders Street and Victoria Square. The building shown in the photograph is the IOOF Hall and stands next to the Australian Workers Union building. A barber shop is also incorporated into the AWU building.
Flinders Street
Flinders Street, south side, 26th December 1957. The right side of Flinders House is 16 yards east of Molton Street. Frontage of buildings is 15 yards. For a view of Flinders House in 1923 see B 1548. The five storey building was built for the Australian Workers Union. A plaque on the door in this photograph says that in 1957 one of the occupants is the Department of Public Health
Flinders Street
Flinders Street, south side, 26th December, 1957. Right side of the light coloured building is 31 1/4 yards east of Molton Street. Frontage: 20 1/2 yards. The building in the centre of the photograph held the Registry Office. The building on the right was built to house the Australian Workers Union offices and the building to the left housed the Education Department
Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Side
[General description] Tradesman's premises on a wet day with a muddy road and cloudy sky. On the left is a billboard belonging to the S.A. Advertising Company,managed by W. Boyle. Prominent is an advertisement for performances by Paul Cinquevalli, a famous juggler, at Rickard's Tivoli Theatre, commencing Saturday, August 7th. In the centre is the premises of G.F. Sare [George Frederick Sare], plumber and gasfitter. Next door is Anstey and Gerard, builders and contractors, which has a horse drawn vehicle is framed in its gateway. Further advertisements for Hardy's Wines and Union Tobacco are seen. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 278 / Flinders Street, south side / 1909 / Right side of Anstey and Gerard's is 72 yards east of Pulteney Street.' (Another hand) 'For view of building erected on this site in 1952, see B 12823.'
Pitt Street, Adelaide
[General description] This pair of two storey terrace houses has stone and wrought iron fenced front gardens. Further down the road on the corner of Grote Street is Dreyer's Metropolitan Hotel. The car in the foreground is a Maxwell owned by S.A.Farmers' Co-op Union, Adelaide. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 308 / Pitt Street, east side / August 25, 1927 / Near side of the two storey houses is 62 yards north of Grote Street. Frontage: 15 1/2 yards.'
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side, Womans Christian Temperance Union.
Gouger Street
Gouger Street, north side, 15 March 1954, frontage is 10.5 yards. Right side of Gouger Cafe and Fish Shop is 14.25 yards west of Moonta Street. For a portion of this building prior to alterations see B 7387. The Royal visit occurred in Adelaide at the time of this photograph - hence the Union Jacks and bunting fluttering in the streets.
Hutt Street
Hutt Street, west side, 12 January 1961. Right side of building abuts south side of Hume Street. Frontage: 19 yards. For a view of this building in 1956 see B 13617. This bluestone two storey house was acquired by the Women's Christian Temperance Union in 1911 when they moved from their premises in Wakefield Street to this building in Hutt Street. As well as alcohol problems the organisation promoted social reform issues including equal pay, poverty and domestic violence
Compton Street
Compton Street, west side, 11th September 1962, right side of centre shops is 72 yards south of Gouger Street and frontage is 6 yards. The shops in the centre of the photograph were once a refrigeration business and next door was the Compton Meat Shop. In the distance a Union Jack flag is flying from a building in Gouger Street
Selby Street
Selby Street, west side, April 7th 1937, left side of school is 33.5 yards north of Wright Street and frontage is 10 yards. Grey Ward Nursery School was erected on a vacant site in 1936. The foundation stone for the Kindergarten Union of South Australia's (KUSA) first Nursery School was laid in 1936 at Grey Ward Free Kindergarten (founded in 1908) and the school opened in 1937 at 29 Selby Street.
Selby Street
Selby Street, west side, 31st July 1964. Grey Ward Nursery School was erected on a vacant site in 1936. The foundation stone for the Kindergarten Union of South Australia's (KUSA) first Nursery School was laid in 1936 by Lady Gowrie at Grey Ward Free Kindergarten (founded in 1908) and the school opened in 1937 at 29 Selby Street.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide, residence of Sir John Downer, taken in April 1923. (Reproduced in the "Chronicle", April 21, 1923.) Opened on 15th March, 1925, the property became Saint Mark's College, University of Adelaide. The frontage of house is 20 yards and left side of house is 138 yards east of Union Street.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. A lady wearing a bustle and carrying a parasol is walking in the park, and a group of children play. Saint Peter's Cathedral appears in the middle ground. The right side of the two storey house on the extreme left is 60 yards east of Union Street.
St. Mark's College, North Adelaide
Downer House, North Adelaide, taken in 1925, when it was purchased by St. Mark's College. There is a function in progress, as there are uniformed policemen standing guard outside and people can be seen seated inside the open gateway. The frontage of building is 19 yards and left side of building is 140 yards east of Union Street. Reproduced in the 'Observer', March 21st, 1925.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide, between Saint Peter's Cathedral and Montefiore Hill. The Cathedral is partially completed at this time. The left side of the cottage on the left is 36 yards east of Union Street.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. This view from across the park shows Saint Peter's Cathedral towering above nearby houses. Its bell towers are yet to be added (1902). The near side of the cottage on the left is approximately 80 yards east of Union Street.