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Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. This view was taken from the park in the foreground and shows houses of the wealthy. On the right is Saint Peter's Cathedral. The extreme left is 14 yards east of Union Street.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Western corner of Pennington Terrace and Union Street, 25 January 1929. The corner house was erected in 1928 on a vacant site.
Kermode Street, North Adelaide
[General description] The two storey stone house has an upstairs balcony with crossed wooden railings. There is a pile of sand in the front yard and the front door is hanging open; perhaps renovations are under way. Its neighbour, a one storey cottage nestles close. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 710 and 709 / Kermode Street, south side, west corner of Union Street / March 1st 192 / Frontage of two storey house is 12 yards'.
Kermode Street
Kermode Street, south side, February 14th 1941, right side of the cottage is 36 yards east of Union Street and frontage is 12 yards. The cottage stands 35 yards from Kermode Street alighment. It was a whitewashed stone cottage with two doors and three windows. Amn elderly woman in standing in one of the doorways. Clumps of flowers are growing across the grass in the foreground.
Lakeman Street
Lakeman Street, east side, September 9th 1953, left side of the cottage is 66.5 yards north of Pennington Terrace (formerly Union Street) and frontage is 12 yards.
Kermode Street
Kermode Street, north side, May 25th 1936, frontage of cottages is 13.5 yards. These cottages were demolished in 1936, for new residence erected the same year see B 6954. Right side is directly opposite the west side of Union Street.
Kermode Street
Kermode Street, north side, April 2nd 1937, frontage of building is 11 yards.This residence was erected on a site previously occupied by cottages which were demolished in 1936. Compare with B 6869. This site is directly opposite the west side of Union Street. The house has a sharply pitched tiled roof, and a dominant gable at the front of the house and lattice windows.
Sussex Street
Sussex Street, north side, January 4th 1936. Lucy Morice Free Kindergarten. Near side of kindergarten is 30.5 yards west of West Pallant Street and frontage is 16.5 yards. The kindergarten was erected in 1935 on a vacant site. Two small bare footed boys are standing next to the gate of the kindergarten. Louise (Lucy) Morice was the niece of Catherine Helen Spence and was a social reformer and kindergarten worker. She donated 500 pounds towards the establishment of the Lucy Morice Kindergarten. She helped to found the Kindergarten Union of South Australia in 1905.
Adelaide View
View of Adelaide, looking south east from an elevated point showing Flinders Street and beyond to the hills. In open paddocks in the the foreground washing is hanging out to dry. The spire of Saint Andrew's Church can be seen on the right. It is Acre 205 Pirie Street in the centre and the buildings are Union Bank of Australia, then the manse, side of Wesleyan Methodist Church.
First School Memorial
First South Australian School Memorial plaque on North Terrace west, erected in 1836, opposite Trinity Church. It was unveiled by the Minister of Education on December 4th, 1936. The inscription reads "Near this site the first school of the South Australian School Society was opened on 28 May, 1838. The first schoolmaster was John Banks Shepherdson. The building afterwards housed the first Public Library. Erected by the South Australian Public Teachers Union and the Adelaide City Council 1936".
Glover Children's Playground
[General description] The Union Jack flies over the Glover playground whilst children use various play equipment including a swing, maypole and wading pool. In the foreground a cheerful group is seen in the pool. Note the large wicker perambulator on the left. [On back of photograph] 'South Terrace / Glover Children's Playgrounds / 1927'.
Government House
[General description] Looking down on Government House and its garden from a building on North Terrace. The Union Jack is flying from a flag pole and the gatehouse guards the house and grounds. On King William Road the triple fronted building housing the Swimming Baths can be seen. The Rotunda stands in Elder Park and the steeples of North Adelaide can be seen above the trees. [On back of photograph] 'North Adelaide and Government House. Government Domain and City Road'.
Mounted Police Barracks, Adelaide
Mounted Police Barracks building, Adelaide, at the rear of the east wing of the Museum, 24th May 1923, when occupied by the University Women's Union. For a historical article see the "Mail", July 21, 1923. For plan see A 559.
Mounted Police Barracks
[General description] This view shows the end wall of a stone cottage, part of the old barracks complex. A tree, possibly a ficus, is on the right. The archway at the entrance to the quadrangle was built in 1854, probably to the design of the Colonial Architect, W. Bennett Hayes. There was originally another similar one on the western side. [On back of photograph] 'Mounted Police Barracks / Cottage used by the University Women's Union / Nov.30, 1927 / Situated by the entrance to the old Mounted Police Barracks. / For plan of location see C121' (Another hand) 'For views taken in 1960, / see B14357 and B14358. / Archway renovated Oct. and Nov. 1968'.
Mounted Police Barracks
[General description] The building on the right, part of the Mounted Police Barracks (built 1854) is obscured by a large tree. The staircase of the main building (which faces the inner quadrangle) can be seen through the archway on the left. [On back of photograph] 'Mounted Police Barracks / University Women's Union rooms on the eastern side of the quadrangle behind the Museum, North Terrace / Looking west from a point in front of the Archives Building / 30th November 1927' (Another hand) 'For view taken in 1960 see B 14357 and B 14358' (Another hand) 'Archway renovated October and November 1968'.
Mounted Police Barracks
Mounted Police Barracks, Adelaide University Women's Union.
Mounted Police Barracks
Adelaide University Women's Union.
Mounted Police Barracks
Adelaide University Women's Union.
North Terrace, Adelaide
North Terrace, Adelaide, looking west from the Exhibition Building. On the right, the Museum building can be seen, set among the gardens of North terrace. In the centre of the view the Liberal Union Building Club is under construction. Trams are moving down the centre of North Terrace.Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', 13th December, 1924.
North Terrace near Morphett Street
North Terrace looking east from Morphett Street. Near side of house on extreme right is 79 yards east of Morphett Street. The railway yards and the shed for Huddart, Parker & Co. Coal Importers, and Henry Hill and Co. Railway and General Carriers are visible. Parliament House can be seen on the northern side of North Terrace. On the southern side the buildings seen include Harrold Brothers, Adelaide Milling Company, Union Engineering, Grayson's Coffee Palace. A row of horse drawn carriages await passengers outside the railway station. The spire of Scots Church, formerly Chalmers Free Church can be seen further along North Terrace on the corner of Pulteney Street.
North Terrace near Gawler Place
North Terrace, looking west from Kintore Avenue. A contingent from the Light Horse Regiment can be seen in the parade which is being watched by a crowd of spectators. Some of these are taking advantage of the balconies and roof tops along North Terrace. A Union Jack flag flies from the tallest building.
University of Adelaide, Lady Symon Building
University of Adelaide. Lady Symon building, North Side, 8 May 1929. Students Union Building. Erected in 1929 on a vacant site. The Colonnade can be seen to the east of the building and a large coat of arms is set into the northern face of the building.
University of Adelaide, Lady Symon Building
University of Adelaide. Lady Symon building, East Side, 8 May 1929. Students' Union buildings. Erected in 1929 on a vacant site. Colonnades can be seen stretching south from the building.
University of Adelaide, The Refectory
University of Adelaide. Students Union buildings, The Refectory, north side, 8 May 1929. Erected in 1929 on a vacant site. For view of additional archway erected in 1938 see B 8210. Three gables can be seen on the roof of the colonnade walkway.
University of Adelaide, the Refectory
University of Adelaide. Students Union buildings, 8 May 1929. The south and east sides of the Refectory. Erected in 1929 on a vacant site. For views of extensions running north see B 8212. The long two storey building has a stone wreath surrounding a circular window under the eaves facing east.
University of Adelaide
[General description] Adelaide University cloisters, designed in the classical style by architect William Hervey Bagot in red brick and sandstone with tiled roofs. [On back of photograph] 'University of Adelaide / Students union buildings / Showing covered footway between the Lady Symon Building (on the right) and the Sir George Murray building (on the left) / April 11, 1939 / The covered footway in the foreground was erected in 1938 / Compare with B 5173 / For site see plan accompanying B 516'.
University of Adelaide
[General description] The building on the left has arched, leadlight windows and a cement wreath surrounding an oval shaped window on its gable above the door. It has ivy growing on its walls. New additions on the right are the Mayo Refectory (centre) and the George Murray building (far right). [On back of photograph] 'University of Adelaide / Studens union buildings / east side / Refectory, offices etc and Sir George Murray Building / April 11th, 1939 / The extensions beyond the gabled building were opened in March 1938 / Compare with B 5174 / For site see plan accompanying B 5167'.
University of Adelaide
University of Adelaide Tennis courts. The tennis courts were constructed in 1948. In 1956 the construction of a Union Hall was commenced on this site. A rought sketch appears on the back of the photograph showing the location of the Bonham Laboratory, Mawson Laboratory, Barr Smith Library and the Mathematics Building
University of Adelaide
University of Adelaide. Union Hall, 31 July 1964. It was constructed in 1958 and served as a performance venue for various festivals. It was demolished in 2010 to make way for a new science precinct. The hall was originally constructed to seat 499, with a stage 72 feet from front to back and a proscenium arch of 38 feet.
University of Adelaide
University of Adelaide. Union Hall, 31 July 1964. It was constructed in 1958 and served as a performance venue for various festivals. It was demolished in 2010 to make way for a new science precinct. The hall was originally constructed to seat 499, with a stage 72 feet from front to back and a proscenium arch of 38 feet.