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Currie Street, corner of King William Street [PRG 631/2/5-6] • Photograph

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Summary

South corner of Currie and King William Streets, 1900. The central building in this photograph is the Bank of Adelaide built in 1880-1 to the design of Wright Reed and Beaver, architects. Further along King William Street heading south is British Dental, and at 103 is Taylor's Restaurant. A banner on a first floor balcony advertises John F Sheridan at the Theatre Royal. It is 11.30 and many pedestrians are going about their business including two nuns who are crossing Currie Street. Businesses in Currie Street include: Woodforde, offering land loans and real estate, R Mitchell and Company both of which reside in Alfred Chambers.

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Physical description

Photograph; 24.3 cm x 8.9 cm

Dates / Publication details

1900

Photographer

Gall, Ernest

Collection

Part of Acre 140 Collection

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Digitisation information

Date

26/10/2017

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

30,498 x 24,385 pixels (743.7 MP)

Size

743.72 MB

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