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Victoria Square, South West [B 6297] • Photograph

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Summary

Victoria Square Looking south-west from the Post Office as replanted after the removal of the iron railings, 1933. The photograph shows Victoria Square as replanted after the removel of the iron railings. Each of the four garden quarters of Victoria Square have been divided by geometrically designed paths and lawns. King William Street runs through the middle of the square. Established trees grow around these gardens and the public convenience is situated in the north western quarter near the statue of Queen Victoria which stands in the middle of the square. This south west section of the square borders onto the Moore's Building, and the north west section borders on to the Harbours Board Building, next to which stands the premises of George E Morgan Marble Works. For a view of the building erected on the mason's lot in 1949-50 See B 12987.

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Physical description

1 photograph : black and white ; 19.9 x 15 cm

Dates / Publication details

1933

Photographer

Government Photolithographer (S.A

Collections

Part of Acre 306 Collection
Part of Adelaide Views Collection
Part of Victoria Square Collection

Subject

King William Street (Adelaide, S.A.)
Victoria Square (Adelaide, S.A.)

Catalogue record

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General notes

See B 6296 for a continuing view to the left of this image, showing King William Street and Victoria Square.

Digitisation information

Date

01/08/2005

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,291 x 2,463 pixels (8.1 MP)

Size

24.35 MB

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