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Brougham Place, North Adelaide [PRG 631/2/1277] • Photograph

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Summary

Stone building with stained glass windows was originally a church until the Institute of the Blind took it over in 1884. In 1903 the society was renamed the Royal Institution for the Blind. The front garden has a picket fence and young palm trees each side of the gate. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 726 / Brougham Place, south side / 1909 / Left side is 14 yards west of Bower Street. Frontage of Institution: 12 yards. Building later used as an organ factory. Building demolished in 1938, and a building at the rear converted into a residence. See B 8215.'

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Physical description

Photograph; 15.9 cm x 11.3 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1909

Photographer

Gall, Ernest

Collection

Part of Acre 726 Collection

Subject

Royal Society for the Blind of South Australia
Brougham Place (North Adelaide, S.A.)

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Digitisation information

Date

19/04/2005

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

3,135 x 2,253 pixels (7.1 MP)

Size

21.21 MB

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