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St John's Spiritual Church, Carrington Street
St John's Spiritual Church, Carrington Street, south side, 19th June 1964. E.E. Mack is listed as the Hon. Secretary. Left side of the building is 14 1/2 yards west of Cardwell Street ; frontage: 14 1/2 yards. The Spiritual Society was formed in 1883 and the Adelaide Spiritual Church formed in 1893. St John's Spiritual Church opened in Victoria Square moved to Carrington Street in 1924. "The Harbinger of Light" was a magazine offering psychical research, spiritualism and spiritual philosophy and was strongly connected to St John's Spiritual Church
Sturt Street
Sturt Street, south side, May 21st 1958, left side of the light coloured building is 24.5 yards west of Myers Street. Right side of building abuts east side of Norman Street. For a view of building on left see B 14081. For view of building in 1954 see B 12924. JR Tregoning was formed in 1948 to acquire Messrs. CA Smith amd Company, Adelaide engineers. Malco bought the captial of JHR Tregoning in 1954 and was principal sub-contractor for Link Belt Company. See also B 14081
Halifax Street
Halifax Street, south side, 20th March 1964, left side of the building is 97 yards west of Hallett Street and frontage is 11 yards. The Halifax-Gilles Street site was used as a refuse destructor for Adelaide. The machinery was capable of incinerating 60 tons of refuse a day. The complex also included a clinker and mortar mill, flag making plant, hydraulic tin-balling press, a ten ton weighbridge and a steam disinfector. In 1952 the land fill refuse was moved to Wingfield and the Halifax Street site continued to be used as a Council works depot until the 1990s.
Gilles Street near Cardwell Street
Gilles Street, north side, May 7th 1930, far side is 46 yards west of Cardwell Street and frontage is 18 yards. Southcott's engineering workshop was erected on a vacant site in 1929. Southcott Pty Limited was founded in Adelaide in 1886 as a general engineering business by two brothers, James and Albert Southcott.
Gilles Street
Gilles Street, north side, 27th September 1963, right side of cottage is 17 yards west of Castle Street and frontage is 13 yards. Photograph shows a smart bluestone villa at number 222 Gilles Street, Adelaide
South Terrace
[General Description] Two storey bluestone house flanked by single storey houses on South Terrace in Adelaide. The house has a small balcony above the front door and twin chimneys. An iron railing fence surrounds the small front garden. [On back of photograph] Acre 691. South Terrace West. October 26th 1925, Left side of two storey building in is 109 yards east of Brown Street. Frontage of same house: 13.5 yards. For photograph of this house taken after the alterations effected in 1926 see B 4172.
Union Street
Union Street, North Adelaide, east side, February 12th 1935, frontage of centre cottage is 7 yards. The little cottage in the centre stands on the South West corner of the Acre, its far side being 70 yards from Pennington Terrace. The cottage was demolished in 1935. See B 6804.
Poole Street
North west corner of Poole Street and Kermode Street, May 18th 1938, Kermode Street frontage is 14 yards and Poole Street frontage is 35 yards. The entire frontage of the Poole Street wall is not shown on photograph. For a view of flats erected in 1939 see B 9537. A telephone box and a stobie pole stand on the corner. Stobie poles were designed and patented by James Cyril Stobie of the Adelaide Electricity Supply Company in 1925.
Bower Street
Ebenezer Chapel, Bower Street, west side, 1932. The chapel was the first purpose built Baptist Chapel built in South Australia. It sits between Bower Street and Brougham Place, North Adelaide. The foundation stone was laid in 1843.
King William Road
King William Road, west side, 4th October 1963. Acre 729 is on Brougham Place in North Adelaide. The photograph shows The Royal Institution for the Blind Incorporated premises
Brougham Place
Brougham Place, north side, 25th October 1963. See also B 13127. Acre 733. Brougham Place, north side , North Adelaide. Right side of nearer house is 13 1/4 yards west of LeFevre Terrace / Frontage 12 yards. The house on the corner has been constructed from uneven slabs of slate. There is even a turreted two storey addition to the right
Brougham Place
Brougham Place, North Adelaide, extreme right is 29 yards east of Margaret Street and extreme left is 70 yards west of Margaret Street.
Kingsmead, Brougham Place
Kingsmead, Brougham Place, North Adelaide, December 5th 1928. Right side of house is 106 yards west of O'Connell Street and frontage is 31 yards. Additional rooms added on the right in 1928/1929. See B 5739.
Jeffcott Street
Jeffcott Street, west side, March 7th 1941, right side of the Woodlands building is 38 yards south of Wellington Square and frontage is 14 yards. These four flats were erected in 1940 on a vacant site in Jeffcott Street North Adelaide.
Archer Street
[General Description] House on the corner of Lefevre Terrace and Archer Street in North Adelaide. The side of the house is shown with a two storey back wing visible. [On back of photograph] Acre 826. Archer Street, north side corner of Lefevre Terrace, December 8th 1925. Far side of house, on extreme left, is 36 yards west of Lefevre Terrace. For notes on the history of this house see Vol. 1, p 16 of newspaper cutting. Remodelled and enlarged in 1926. See B 4110.
Tynte Street
Corner Tynte Street, south side and Cambridge Terrace east side looking south west toward North Adelaide Hotel, 22 January 1971. Tynte Street frontage of block is 65-1/2 yards, Cambridge Terrace frontage of block is 62 yards.
Molesworth Street
Molesworth Street, south side; 30 October 1964. Left side of two storey building is 128 yards west of Wellington Square. Frontage is 20 yards. This two storey home near Wellington Square, North Adelaide has attractive wrought iron lacework on the balcony and downstairs verandah
O'Connell Street
O'Connell Street, west side, 21st June 1963, left side of site is 41 yards north of Tynte Street and frontage is 14 yards. Cars parked on derelict building site in O'Connell Street, North Adelaide
Tynte Street
Tynte Street, north side, 1966, right side of building is 100 yards west of Margaret Street. The North Adelaide Fire Station was built as a shop/inn in 1866 and later renovated to serve as a fire station in 1904.
Gover Street
Gover Street, North Adelaide, south side, August 6th 1935, left side of house is 68.5 yards west of Margaret Street and frontage is 12 yards. For alterations effected in 1935 see B 6806. The symmetrical cottage has a front verandah and railings around the front yard.
Barton Terrace
[General description] This is a pair of early Adelaide stone cottages featuring wide front verandahs with iron lace decoration. Queen Elizabeth Street later became Travers Place. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 948 / Barton Terrace west, south side / June 28th 1938 / The right side of the group of cottages abuts Queen Elizabeth Street / Barton Terrace frontage is 25 yards' (Another hand) 'These cottages demolished in 1938'.
Finniss Street
Finniss Street, south side, 16th July 1965, left side of the building is 158 yards west of McKinnon Parade and frontage is 12 yards. The single storey bluestone cottage sits on the corner of Finniss Street and McKinnon Parade in North Adelaide.
Finniss Street
[General Description] A row of three cottages in Finniss Street in North Adelaide. They share a sandstone and brick frontage and a picket fence in this tree lined street. [On back of photograph] Acres 962 & 961 Finniss Street, south side. Nov. 18, 1925. Left side of cottages in centre of photograph is one yard west of Leader Place. Frontage of cottages: 17 yards. Alterations were effected in 1926 in the cottages: windows altered and central latticed gable removed.
MacKinnon Parade near Bundeys Road
MacKinnon Parade, January 1901. This house stands on the south west corner of Acre 974 in North Adelaide. It is about 60 yards east of Bundeys Road. The brick house is shaded by shrubs and creepers.
Melbourne Street
Melbourne Street looking east from a point about 40 yards west of Jerningham Street. The Lion Hotel can be seen on the south side of Melbourne Street on a corner. A grocer shop stands on the opposite corner, outside of which people are boarding a tram to visit Adelaide.
Jerningham Street on the corner of Melbourne Street
Jerningham Street, west side, May 8th 1930, left side of cottage is 48.5 yards north of Melbourne Street and frontage is 11 yards. A new front was added in 1928 See B 4806.The corner shop and house are situated on the corner of Melbourne Street and Jerningham Street in North Adelaide.
Melbourne Street
Melbourne Street, north side, 1965. Left side of Lower North Adelaide Post Office is 40 yards east of West Pallant Street.
Melbourne Street
A delicatessen on the north side of Melbourne Street, North Adelaide, 1st May 1979, building is 98 1/3 yards east of West Pallant Street and frontage is 12 yards. Signs advertise AMSCOL, Peters, Coca-Cola, Mr Juicy. Newspapers banners are displayed outside.
Kingston Terrace
Kingston Terrace, south side, 3rd December 1962. Right side of building is 166 yards west of LeFevre Terrace. Frontage of building is 14 yards. For view of building previously on part of this site see B14553. The Adelaide Hills can be seen in the distance. This sixties style house features ceiling to floor windows at the front and a car port.
Jerningham Street
Jerningham Street, west side, 12th February 1935. Left side of building is 19 yards north of Stanley Street. Frontage: 13 yards. For alterations effected in 1935 see B 6805. This villa built on the slope of Jerningham Street in North Adelaide has the front door at the side of the house. The front fence has been staggered to allow for the slope of the hill.