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Coach and Horses Hotel, Salisbury [B 7169] • Artwork

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Summary

Coloured lithograph published in 'The Chronicle Annual', Monday 4th October 1937, one of two coloured reproductions of early paintings (see B 7170 for the other artwork) under the heading 'Early South Australia'. This image is a reproduction of an early painting of 'Old Salisbury Hotel by K.P Phillips. An historic picture belonging to Messrs Pike & Co., Oakbank, showing an early day hotel on the middle road to Burra. The hotel was a calling place for the coach from Adelaide to the copper mines, and was demolished about 70 years ago [ie ca.1867]. All that remains of it today [ie 1937] are portions of the walls, and the cellar, which is now used as an underground tank'.

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Physical description

Engraving (lithograph, colour); 11.2 cm x 48.2 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1854

Artist

Phillips, K. P

Collection

Part of Salisbury Collection

Subject

North Terrace (Adelaide, S.A.)

Catalogue record

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Digitisation information

Date

20/06/2005

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,596 x 1,588 pixels (8.9 MP)

Size

26.68 MB

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