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East Terrace corner of Gilles Street [PRG 631/2/278] • Photograph

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Summary

East Terrace, south corner of Gilles Street. St Corantyn is linked to some renowned Adelaide Citizens. It was built for Charles Atkins Hornabrook, a son of John Hornabrook who arrived in the colony in 1838. This mansion has a strong Gothic influence with its pointed windows edged with pillars and its castellated chimneys. Originally named Eotherm, it was built in 1891 for Charles Hornabrook who made his fortune as the licensee of the York Hotel in Rundle Street. In 1928 Sir John Lavington Bonython and his family moved into the house which he renamed St Corantyn.

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Physical description

Photograph; 24.4 cm x 19 cm

Dates / Publication details

1900

Photographer

Gall, Ernest

Collection

Part of Acre 661 Collection

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Digitisation information

Date

02/01/2018

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image/tiff

Resolution

25,684 x 20,604 pixels (529.2 MP)

Size

529.22 MB

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