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Jtems recommlln~l!Jfor inclusion on a CifY pfMefaWeJ:krit-y-e :&fat-er 'J)p_artment!'f Clf.Y Pfannilg, Segtemfier l~BJ • • • Vo{ame } • §rf!J WarJ (Gown Acres) THE CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY

ITEMS RECOMMENDED FOR INCLUSION ON A CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE REGISTER BY THE LORD MAYOR'S HERITAGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

VOLUME 1 GAWLER WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 2 HINDMARSH WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 3 GREY WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 4 YOUNG WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 5 ROBE WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 6 MACDONNELL WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 7 PARK LANDS (ALL ITEMS OUTSIDE THE TERRACES - NOT WITHIN

TOWN L.1'.'-H.U• ..tu>

VOLUME 8 SUMMARY ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE REGISTER.

Department of City Planning September 1983.

MC:2:DCP10D/C (26/9/ 83) TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLlME 3 - GREY WARD (ITFMS WITHIN TOON ACRES)

PAGE

MAP OF GREY WARD Showing Location of Items 1

SlMMARY DOCUMENTATION OF ITEMS 2

Item Number as appearing in Volume 8 Table Page Number Item and Address

104 2 Education Dept. of S.A. (fmr. Model School) 121-139 Grote Street

105 4 Education Dept. of S.A. (fmr. A.G.H.S.) 115 Grote Street 6 Education Dept. of S.A. (fmr. Advanced School for Girls) 115 Grote Street

106 7 Sir Samuel Way Building (fmr. Moores Dept. Store) 241-259 Victoria Square

134 10 House ("Dunmoochin") 1-3 Maud Street

135 13 Fmr. Shop and Dwelling 293 Morphett Street

136 16 St. Luke's Church 21-29 Whitmore Square

137 18 St. Luke's Rectory 31-39 Whitmore Square

138 21 Supreme Court 261-279 Victoria Square 23 Local Court 293 King William Street

139 24 King's Head Hotel 353-359 King William Street

157 26 Stu rt Street School 221-239 Sturt Street

158 28 Shop 175-177 Sturt Street - 2 -

Item Number as appearing in Volume 8 Table Page Number Item and Address

159 31 Mosque 22-28 Little Gilbert Street

160 33 Shop and House 41-43 Whitmore Square and 141-147 Sturt Street

161 36 Remains fmr. Bushmen's Club 62-70 Whitmore Square

162 40 Arts Council of S.A. (fmr. Wesleyan Manse) 96-97 South Terrace

163 43 Offices - frnr. House 143-144 South Terrace

164 46 Offices - fmr. House 142 South Terrace

165 49 House 141 South Terrace

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I-' 2. ITEM No 104

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of S.A. (former MODEL SCHOOL) 121-139 Grote Street.

This item, drawn from the Register of the National Trust of South Australia, was considered and recommended for heritage by the Lord Mayor's Heritage Advisory Committee at its meeting on 28th , 1982.

The inclusion of this iten was considered justifiable in the light of its undeniable heritage s nificance. At present only a curtilage plan for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is that such items of heritage significance in the City will be fully documented both to record the historical development of the City and to provide complete representation by a City of Adelaide Heritage Register. This documentation is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, items considered to be of significance or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory h.istorlcal evidence, were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Analysis Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Her Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark,and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 3

I CITY HER OF ITEMS

ITEM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, . BUILDING MULTI-CULTURAL EDUCATION CENTRE MODEL SCHOOL) l0/200l-l* ADDRESS 121-139 Grote Street; 242-260 Street CT 8/123 172/81

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COUR$E.i> 'R.A.N'DOtA --S.~UA-.'12..E..t> 'Ol.U'E-$\C>"-1.E Fll--lE.LY 'f"OIN"'1"E.t:::> wrr~ P::.E..t:>- ?-::-t:z..\C-K.. QUOlN"'!> A.No e,LU'E."'5.IC>NE.. Pl-\N\"'"'

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SCt>.LE (approx) 1 480 4. ITEM No. 105

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of S.A.(forrner A.G.H.S.) 115 Grote Street. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of S.A.(forrner ADVANCED SCHOOL FOR GIRLS)

This item, drawn fran the Register of the National Trust of South Australia, was considered and recommended for heri lis the Lord Mayor's Heritage Advisory Committee at its meeting on 28th 1982.

The inclusion of this item was considered justifiable in the light of its undeniable heritage significance. At present a curtilage plan for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is recognised that such items of heritage s nificance in the City will be fully documented both to record the historical development of the City and to complete representation by a City of Adelaide He ster. This documentatlon is still in the course of preparation.

At the. same meeting, i terns considered to be of significance or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical is Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and

Stark 11 and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 5.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ITEM PERFORMING ARTS (former 101-119 Grote Street

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THE CITY HER

ITEM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA - CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS, former ADVANCED SCHOOL FOR GIRLS uuiLLIU~~ (A.G.H.S. EAST BUILDING) 10/2003-2 101-119 Grote Street NUA

SC A.LE (approx) 7 ITEM No. 106 CITY OF ADELAIDE

SIR SAMUEL WAY BUILDING (former MOORES DEPARTMENT STORE) 259 Victoria Square

In recommending the facades of the former Moore's Store for inclusion on Heritage List, no suggestion is being made that the works should be endorsed as an example of heritage conservation. however, that the facades do have particular with the staircase, they are all that remain of Charles Moores was one of Adelaide's major department stores, and which was of significance because of its Victoria Square location, away from the main retail centre. The facades are also of some note because of their by Garlick and Jackman, and because of the new work on the building which has meant that the facades have taken on a new significance, as part of a major new in Adelaide.

Architecturally, the facades are of interest since in the Classical idiom popular at this time. The pilasters are set on pedestals, jointed at the base by small windows. The composition is enhanced by a central bow fronted feature Ionic columns as well as a large entablature which is broken over this central feature giving it further prominence. Elevations are terminated by recessed corner "pavillions", the whole being vigorously detailed, all surface treatment being carried out in cast cement and run cement

It is of interest that Moore specifically chose the architect William Lucas to design the staircase. (Lucas subsequently in Adelaide and the architectural partnership Lucas Parker & Lake resulted from this )

The environmental significance of this item is very of its contribution to the amenity of Victoria Square. It is a the south-west corner which, because of its scale and Supreme Court building and the nearby Court the National Estate Victoria Square Conservation Area.

The facades are all that remain of the structure of the Charles Moore Their integrity has been compromised a little because of alterations to the ground floor and because of the new roof. In this context it is relevant to note that the store was extensively damaged by fire in March 1948, and subs rebuilt afterwards. Thus, besides the staircase the facades are the only part of the store which have survived intact from the time of opening of the store.

D.M.S. 17.8._82 8

10/2305.3

USE (S) (Aust.) Ltd Department Store

and change

* * * handling of detailing an pedestals together * run cement dressings *

from London designed the main staircase. The rebuilt after a major fire in March 1948. Listing recommendation does not represent an endorsement of the new as an example of Heritage conservation. It is suggested however, the new work has given the building a new significance.

Yes 9.

THE CITY HERITAGE R

ITEM SIR SAMUEL WAY BUILDING (former Moore's Dept Store),,_,,._. . .._ ...... ,....

2~20 Gouger Street; 241-259 Victoria Square· 10/2305.3 21-31 Victoria Square Arcade CT 942/68

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(approx) 10. ITEM NO. 134 STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE 1982

HOUSE - "DUNMOOCHIN" 1 Maud Street

This item is of some significance because of its age, but primarily for the manner in which it illustrates features of the residential development of the City, particularly in the south-western corner which in latter year was largely given over to commercial This cottage was built in 1857/58 for John Griffin and remained in his until 1914.

This building is important as a hinge-pin in the intact Maud - Alfred Street residential group. It is also intrinsical meritorious as representative of the Adelaide vernacular of bluestone rubble with brick quoins and surrounds to openings. The form of this item is somewhat typical, however, with double-fronted symmetrical elevation and raised gable ends which bound a slate clad roof. The is by a picket fence which enhances its original appearance. form of the building is virtually identical to the shown in the 1880 Smith Survey.

This is a distinctive element because of its s and its corner location. It is a key element in both Alfred and Maud Streets, and is and reinforced by similar development mostly predating the Smith of 1880. Dunmochin is of particular environmental for the manner in which it highlights what was once the essential character of the area.

The integrity of the item appears to be high.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/9 11.

No. 14/0405

1 Maud Street

N.G. Hill I Cl NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) J. Griffin M. Griffin J. Burns, C.M. Taylor AB DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residence GRADING R23

El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1864 Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUOY 1-F-l_V__ E_Rl-Fl._E_D_D-AT-E-:-(S_) ______-J COMMENDED Built 1857-1858 - ACC Assessment Records Yes COMPONENTS COMMENT

Built for John Griffin in 1857/58, it remained in his family till 1914

Illustrates aspects of the residential development of the

? ? Illustrative of the Adelaide vernacular * House is typically double fronted with symmetrical principal facade and raised gable ends which slate *

with brick dressings * I ?

element *

Assessment dated 10.11.1856 denotes land owned by John Griffin for 1857 is withdrawn. That for 1858 denotes a three roomed owned by Griffin. 12

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M HOUSE - 'DUNMOOCHIN'

1-3 Maud Street; 35-37 Alfred Street

------·---·--·----·------13. ITEM No. 135 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE

RESIDENCE AND FORMER SHOP 293 Morphett Street

This item is historically significant because of its age, and its illustration of early building techniques and features. In 1852 it was described as a shop - and in 1861 as a Blacksmith's Shop. It is thus significant for the manner in which it illustrates aspects of the residential development of Adelaide and that of associated local trade and retail facilities.

This small structure exemplifies the early Adelaide constructional genre with gabled walling and casement windows to the residence and brick parapet and small paned window to the shop. The form of this building indicates a piecemeal development typical of much of Adelaide's vernacular buildings. The small paned shop front is of particular interest and would appear to be set under a timber bressummer.

The environmental significance of this building is although it is situated near and adjacent to 19th commercial It is notable for the pavement alignment of the shop front, the form of which is now extremely rare in Adelaide. This type of front was by the use of cast iron and plate glass.

The integrity of this item would appear to be although the cement rendered surfaces are unfortunate. The building appears to be in a relatively frail state, with the beam over the shop front from considerable deflection.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5: P2A/10 14 e

No. 14/1004

A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM ~JATIONAL GRID Residence and former shop 293 Morphett Street CO-ORDINATES

CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE A.L.R. Ween esidence PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) CJ FORMER USE (S) . Hogan Shop eo. Dawson • Standley HISTORICAL THEME(S) Social Life & Economy - Local Shopping El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) 1846-1864 - Consolidation Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) Pre 1852 - A.C.C. Assessment Records* Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT

HIS TORY J 1 -J 3 ) 1 PERSON/ GROUP None of note. 'I~

I ustrates features of the early residential developmentof * Adelaide and local shopping at the time. 'I~ K1-K6 ? ? This item would not have been "architecturally designed". It is more illustrative of the early Adelaide constructiona * The building appears to be the product of piecemeal growth. Small paned shop front is now extremely rare in Adelaide. House typical with gabled walling and casement windows. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Concealed by tender. Parapet and surrounds to windows appear to be brick. * K6 INTERIOR No access gained. ?

ENVIRONMENT I M1-M2) STREET SCAPE/ A distinctive element in the streetscape though dominated by LANDSCAPE adjacent development. *

I M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant element. *

OTHER COMMENT ~I 1852, described as a shop and 2 roomed brick house. 1861, described as a blacksmiths shop and 3 rooms. In 1877' described simply as a shop. 15.

THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER -

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ST. LUKE'S CHURCH 2

This item, drawn from the Register of the National Trust of South Australia, was considered and recommended for list the Lord 's Advisory Commit tee at its meeting on 28th , 1982.

The inclusion of this item was considered justifiable in of its undeniable heritage significance. At a for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is recognised that such items of significance in the City will be fully documented both to record the historical development of the City and to te by a City of Adelaide Heritage Register. This documentation is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, items considered to be of or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence, were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark.and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 17

I THE HERITAGE

ITEM ST. LUKE'S CHURCH

21--29 Whitmore Square· NUA 0538/1

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(approx) 18. DONOVAN, STARK ITEM No. 137 CITY OF ADELAIDE

ST. LUKE'S RECTORY 35 Whitmore Square

This item is historically significant primarily because of its association with St. Lukes Church. This rectory was built in 1875-1876, after an earlier one had been destroyed by fire. The illustrates the development and consolidation of the Anglican Church in general and that of St. Lukes in particular. The location of the Church and also illustrates the one-time residential character of this of South Adelaide.

Architecturally the building is of considerable interest as it was designed by E.J. Woods at a time when he was responsible for the design and execution of many ecclesiastical buildings. Of rather standard form, however, it is representative of many of the bay windowed villas erected during these prosperous years. is of interest with crisp though simple stucco work to surrounds to openings and the neat vents located in the gabled The Smith Survey of 1880 shows a simple villa. J.thas since then been extended, most notably at the rear and to the Sturt Street frontage where a rectangular bay has been added.

The environmental significance of this item is high. It has intrinsic significance because of its form and detailing and the prominence gained from its important corner siting. It is of added significance for the manner in which it complements and reinforces St. Lukes Church and Hall. This complex is a visually significant building group on the western side of Whitmore Square.

The integrity of the item appears to be high.

D .M.S. 1/9/82

4:Pl/A/7 19 A1 FORM/

14/2312-1

ITEM ST LUKE'S RECTORY 35 Whitmore Square

B1 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE H.F. Sykes et al. Residence Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) Trustees of St Luke's Church

01 Social Life - Religion HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) 1865-1884 - Boom Period F1 Completed 1876. A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes ENTS COMMENT

J1 Built as rectory for St Luke's Church, and associated with rectors thereof

Illustrates development and consolidation of Church in eneral and that of St Luke's in *

E.J. Woods * Typical of this era of "boom" residences. Italianate detail * Asymmetrical bay windowed villa type with crisp stuccoed detail to surrounds of openings. Timber brackets to eaves. * Rendered ba window. Bluestone rubble with stuccoed enrichment *

is an important streetscape of its corner site. It is important too for the manner in * which it reinforces the Church

Not a dominant feature but to the Square landsca e. * Nl * The Smith Survey plan of this building shows a simple d villa. A small addition was made to the southern face and were constructed to the west. These however tend to be with the original section. 20.

I THE Cl

ST. LUKE'S RECTORY

31-39 Whitmore Square 14/2312.1 142-152 Sturt Street

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I approx) 21. ITEM No. 138

SUPREME COURT 261-279 Victoria Square. LOCAL COURT

This item, drawn from the ter of the National Trust of South Australia, was considered and recommended for list by the Lord 's Advisory Committee at on 28th 982.

The inclusion of this item was considered justifiable in of its undeniable heritage significance. At present a plan for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is that such items of significance in the City will be ful documented both to record the historical development of the City and to provide te by a C of Adelaide Heri ter. This documentation is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, items considered to be of marginal or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide He Marsden and Stark~ and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some fif such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 22

THE CITY

SUPREME COURT

2Gl-279 Victoria Square; (on land 279-299

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THE CITY

LOCAL COURT 15/ 1101-3 293 King William Street;(on part land 279-299 King William Street;261-279 Victoria Square; NUA OL~OG/ 1 ______..._-_,___._..Dilger .. S.treet; 2-20 Hi 11 Street

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ITEN No. 139

KING' S HEAD HOTEL 353-359 King William Street.

This item, drawn from the Register of the National Trust of South Australia, was considered and recommended for heritage listing by the Lord Mayor's Heritage Advisory Committee at its meeting on 28th January, 1982.

The inclusion of this item was considered justifiable in the light of its undeniable heritage significance. At present only a curtilage plan for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is recognised that such items of heritage significance in the City will be fully documented both to record the historical development of the City and to provide complete representation by a City of Adelaide Heritage Register. This documentation is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, items considered to be of marginal significance or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence, were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Analysis Consul tan ts (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark, and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 25.

CITY of ADELAIDE E I s THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM KING'S HEAD HOTEL BUILDING NO. 15/2511 ADDRESS 353-359 King William Street; 2-10 Sturt Street; 34-40 John Street. nt.i.r, I 11

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SCALE(cipproxl 1 : 480 26. ITEM No. 157

STURT STREET SCHOOL 221-239 Sturt Street.

At the same meeting, itens considered to be of marginal significance or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence, were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Analysis Consul tan ts (for Stage I oE the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark, and are ful Ly docwnented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 27.

CITY of ADE DE THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER DEFINITION Of ITEMS

ITEM STURT STREET SCHOOL BUILDING NO. 19/0204-1 ADDRESS 221-239 Sturt Street NUA 0547/1

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C\LE (approx) 1 : 480 28. ITEM No. 158 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

SHOP 1 7 5 Stu rt S tree t

This shop was built for A. Delavaux in 1877. It retains many of its original features, notably the shop front. It is thus of historical significance for the manner in which it illustrates features of the commercial development of the City.

The form of this building was once commonly found in the City; a reflection of the dependence of local residential communities on local shopping facilities. With the social and demographic changes of the 20th century this type of building is now rarely found in such original condition. Although a verandah to Sturt Street has probably been removed, the gabled form, the parapet to the facade and the delicate shop front remain notable. The form of this cast iron and timber shop front is of particular interest being representative of the design of many 19th century commercial premises.

This is a distinctive item because of the rentention of the original shop front. However, it is dominated by larger scale development, and because of the general diversity of the streetscape, the visual contribution made by this particular i tern is minimal.

The external integrity of this item is high.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/14 y, No. 19/0505.1

P. T.A. A6 NATIONAL CO-ORDINATES

81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE & J. P. Nicoll and Pollard Shop A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) J. Thomas R23 M.J. Abbott Whitmore Square S. Tucker

01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) R23.3 Economy - Commercial development

El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom Period STUDY REO UIR ED Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) Built during 1877 - A.C.C. Assessment Records EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT

HISTORY J 1-J 3 ) J1 PERSON/GROUP Built for A. Delavaux in 1877.

Illustrates features of early commercial development in Adelaide.

? ' ? Typical of Victorian retail/commercial shop. * Building is important for gabled form, parapet to facade an original shop front - now rare in the City. *

CONSTRUCTION Rendered walling but brick construction is evident.

Restricted.

ENVIRONMENT lM1-M2) 1 STREETSCAPE/ A distinctive element because of detailing, though LANDSCAPE little visual contribution because of diversity of development in the streetscape. 2 LANDMARK Not a dominant element. *

N1 OTHER COMMENT 30.

Cl of A L DE H THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM SHOP BUILDING NO.

ADDRESS 175-177 Sturt Street 19/0505.1

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MOSQUE 22-28 Little Gilbert Street.

The inclusion of this item was considered justifiable in the light of its undeniable heritage significance. At present only a curtilage plan for this item has been drawn up in order to indicate the location and extent of listing, although it is recognised that such items of her significance in the City will be fully documented both to record the historical development of the City and to provide complete representation by a City of Adelaide Heritage Register. This documentat.Lon is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, i taus considered to be of marginal s or those deemed to have been designated by the National Trust on the basis of insufficient or contradictory historical evidence, were set aside for additional research by Council's Historical Analysis Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark,and are fully documented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 32.

CITY of ADE DE I THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM Mnsmrn 19/0524-1 ADDRESS 22-28 Little Cilbert Street 1TTJA OC l" 1

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SC 33. ITEM No. 160 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

SHOP AND RESIDENCE 143 Sturt Street

This item is of historic significance primarily for the manner in which it demonstrates aspects of the development of south-west Adelaide which are no longer commonly found. It is characteristic of the time before the popularisation of motor transport when the spirit of community was more evident in the western part of the City and residents there were dependent upon local shops and trades people to satisfy their needs.

This attractive and well maintained building is important architecturally for its exemplification of the Adelaide retail vernacular. Such small shops once common on corners and at the nodal points of pedestrian and vehicular routes were distinctive elements of Adelaide streetscapes, with large verandahs, concealed gutters and large parapets and attached residences.

Constructed of bluestone r~ble with brick dressings this building has preserved a remarkably original external appearance even retaining the large paned shop front.

The environmental significance of this item is high because of its corner site.

The integrity of the structure seems to be high although the interior has been upgraded for modern use as a coffee shop.

D.M.S. 1/9/82

4:Pl/A/10 34.

At FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 19/0701* A5 ASSESSMENT NO. H RITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRIO 143 Sturt Street CO-ORDINATES Shop and Residence 551

81 CURRENT OWNFR 82 PREDOM! NANT USE Shop I. &O., E. &E. Paraskevas A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(S) R23 F. May Witch's Brew Whitmore Square Church of England Evangelical Trust AB DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R23.3 Social Life - Shop GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOD($) B AS FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 - Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Built 1889 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG F/p HI STORY (J 1-J3: G NA J1 PERSON/GROUP Built for Frederick May~ licensed Victualler, in 1889. )'(

J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Illustrates aspects of the physical and social development o· south-west residential part of the City. * DESIG K1-K6 Kl DESIGNER ? K2 CONTRACTOR ? K3 STY LE Illustrative of the Adelaide retail vernacular. * K4 DESIGN Important due to remarkably original survival of form of building and detailing, with large verandah high parapet, attached residence and aned sho front. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Bluestone rubble with brick dressings. * K6 INTERIOR Shop has been upgraded for modern use. *

ENVIRONMENT (r, 1 M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Item is an important streetscape element because of its LANDSCAPE corner siting and its location adjacent to the St. Luke's Church 2:roun. * I M 2 LANDMARK Item is not a dominant feature. *

N1 OTHER COMMENT

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ITEM SHOP &RESIDENCE NO. ADDRESS 141-147 Sturt Street; 41-43 Whitmore Square CT 154/15

STURT

1-w w er: tn >w L

SCALE (approx) : 480 36. DONOVAN MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 161 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

REMAINS BUSHMEN'S CLUB 70 Whitmore Square

The bluestone wings to the east and west of the present William Booth Memorial Horne are historically significant for the manner in which they illustrate part of the social life of Adelaide and that of male country visitors in particular. They represent the only remains of the Bushmen's Club, which was begun in 1870 when pastoralism was the predominant theme in the South Australian economy.

To some extent therefore, these buildings are representative of the economic dependence of Adelaide and South Australia on pastoral activities, together with the boom period, when the wheat lands were pushed further north during the "good" years of the late 1860s and 1870s. The Club had as its Trustees, John Howard Angas, David Murray and William Kyffin Thomas and in the 1870's those in office were N. Blyth, H. Giles and C.B. Young all of whom were prominent in the development of South Australia.

In 1870 the Club was located in the former house of Judge .T.A. 614) by which time this building (dating from c.1840) had been renovated for its new function. The Club, founded to serve male visitors was philanthropic in nature, although membership was required in order that visitors could make use of all its facilities. The choice of its location was a conscious one, whereby its members were semi-isolated from the then licentious activities of the Light Square area and the many hotels (some 120) operating in Adelaide during the 1870's.

This Club was incorporated in 1878, the buildings and associated land being subsequently sold in 1899 to representatives of the Salvation Army, H.H. Booth and W. Pearl, incorporation of the Bushmen's Club being cancelled in 1938. During the economic boom of the 1870s the Club reached its zenith with the bluestone wings, the subject of this description, being erected in 1871 and 1872 due to of membership. In 1878 the two-storeyed "house" was built facing Gilbert Street although this was demolished in 1979. The Salvation Army, therefore inherited the above buildings and until 1910 these formed the nucleus of their "Prison Gate Brigade Horne". In 1910 the remodelled former home of Judge Cooper was demolished and the present William Booth Memorial Home was erected.

The Salvation Army began as the East London Christian Mission in 1865, but by 1878 had expanded to such a degree that a more was seen as desirable, it being renamed the Salvation direction of William Booth. It is significant that the branch of the "Army" began in Adelaide's Botanic Park on 1880 and that nineteen years later Whitmore Square had of such a substantial undertaking. Although ini Salvation Army movement spread quickly and by 1883 Horne had been erected in Carlton, Victoria. The Whitmore Square are representative therefore of of the Salvation Army in Australia and the two b Whitmore Square are of additional historical s association with the Bushmen's Club. 37. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

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Architecturally the bluestone wings are only of marginal significance. They are well constructed of bluestone rubble with cement dressings, their austerity being originally relieved by decorative bargeboards. The wing to the west was erected by Charles Farr in 1871 at a cost of 476 pounds to the design of James Cumming. In December, 1872, the corresponding eastern wing was opened, also designed by Cumming and built by Farr at a cost of 540 pounds. Internally this wing was divided into a dining room 40 ft. x 25 ft., and a smoking room 25 ft. x 16 ft. x 18 ft. high.

Both bluestone wings were originally of identical design and are naturally complementary. They contribute to the residential scale and character of Whitmore Square, the Salvation Army complex as a whole helping to close southern vistas along theeastern edge of the Square. The buildings are in reasonable order although the eastern wing has been affected salt damp, which has been exacerbated by the application of render and hard pointing.

REFERENCES

S.A. Register

21st May, 1870; 4th January, 1872; 8th January, 1873.

Booths Drum by Barbara Bolton, Hodder and Stoughton 1982.

T.C. Digest, 1910

Paul Stark (7/2/83)

PS:4:Dl51 38.

A1 FORM/BUILDING ASSESSMENT No. SUMMARY SHEET 20/0207.4 A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 AOORESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. AB NATIONAL MAP GRID Part William Booth Memorial Home 1 Hocking Place. 614 I CO-ORDINATES 20 Whitmore Square. 613 Bl CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Salvation Army Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl NAME{S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R23 Prison Gate Brigade Hom Bushmen, s Club 1 Whitmore Square Pt. Bushmen's Club A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R23. 3 Social Life - Residential - Club/Philanthropy GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom H1 LISTING RE- STUDY REO UIREO 1-:::-:-:-:-::~·--··-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--l

Bushmen's Club, and latterly associated with endeavours of Salvation Army. *

Only surviving remnants u - an impor an example of influence of Adelaide *

Whitmore Square.

Supportive rather than dominant elements. *

At its meeting on 25th February, 1983, the Lord Mayor's Committee decided to recommend listing of a substantial part of the western wing of these remnants of the former Bushmen's Club.

Amended 22/9/83 39.

I I THE CITY HERITAGE

PART WILLIAM BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSTEL (REMAINS BUSHMEN'S CLUB) 20/0207.4 70 Whitmore Square (on part land at 62-70 Whitmore Square, · 138-150 Gilbert Street CT 120

ITM

"Slue.stone rubble with stucc.ow w\~w /door sorrovros

SCA.LE (approx) 40. ITEM No. 162 DONOVAN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE 1982

ARTS COUNCIL OF S.A. 97 South Terrace

This item is historically significant in the first instance for the manse associated with the now demolished Draper Memorial church. It is significant too because for a time in the 'thirties used hostel for boys and is thus closely identified with the work of the Methodist Church in Adelaide. It remained the the Methodist Church until 1964. The building reinforces what was once the residential character of this portion of South Adelaide.

This building erected in 1883 is significant for the way in which it reflects the confidence of the last three years of the boom era in South Australia. Although of rather standard two-storeyed double fronted form, the item is distinguished by elaborate stuccoed finish to surrounds of openings. The ground floor paired windows topped by a broken are notable as is the broad front verandah with central and smaller flanking pediments to the balcony. The plaster cornice to eaves is also unusual and distinctive.

This item is environmentally significant because of its scale and retention of original detail. It is complemented by adjacent of a similar scale, and nearby buildings of a similar age. It is thus an important element in a significant group which overlooks the South Park Lands.

The essential integrity of the building has been The brick additions at the rear are unobtrusive and the addition of screens to ground floor windows, and air-conditioning units are of little significance.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/15 41.

OF ADELAIDE ASSESS 20/2129 ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY AB NATIONAL CO-ORDINATES 691

R23 Whitmore Square

NT R23.4

Yes

Built as a Methodist Manse in 1882/83 - retained by Church until 1964.

Used as a hostel for boys , with philanthropic endeavours of the Methodist Church. *

F.W.Dancker

a fronted house of High Victorian era. Standard plan form and boxy appearance * detailing such as window surrounds and pedimented verandah/ balcony. * enrichment.

be original. *

at rear - * *

because of its to east and west.

COMMENT *Plans for this building were approved on 4/9/1882. Tenders advertised 18/7/1882.

Yes 42.

CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM ARTS COUNCIL OF S.A. BUILDING NO. 20/2129 ADDRES5 96-97 South Terrace

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SQUARED 8LUE.S70V£ NOTE: FOL/ATED CAP/TALS TO W/TH STUCCO £iV.RCHM£1W"'. ENT.RANCE P/L.ASTE.1'9.S . SOUTH TERRACE

NOTE: GABLES 70 5uh6teo·l+iQI etl'ld eJcd::~y°'te.,. vexo.V\clo.ln/ V.E.RAN.OAh'/BALCGVY blco~ -h:> wai"' bod0 of bluee.taie..- b~. /WTE .· f::,T :::::sEZE 4~

~ S1.:::ALE (<1fJµrox) 1 : 480 43. ITEM No. 163 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

OFFICES 144 South Terrace

This item is of historical significance because of its association with eminent colonists and because of the manner in which it illustrates features of the residential development of Adelaide. The original section of the building was erected in 1860/61 for Thomas Sparnon, but was purchased soon thereafter by A.J. Tolley, its first occupant. For a time during the mid seventies it was occupied by J.P. Stow a notable businessman. In 1881 the present facade was built for Tolley and for a time the building was later occupied by Dr. John F. Joyce who established the Adelaide Eye Infirmary and Queen's Hospital on Greenhill Road on the south side of the Park Lands.

This building is important for its two main periods of construction, these stages being marked by differences in ceiling heights. The building is an attractive example from the High Victorian boom period and is characterised by bluestone rubble walling, cast iron enriched verandah and balcony, and stuccoed dressings. The original appearance of this structure is complemented by adjacent development to the west and its alignment with the pavement.

This building is environmentally significant because of its visual contribution to the streetscape. It is a distinctive element because of its scale, style, detailing and street alignment. It also forms part of a significant group of buildings which are of similar scale and style and which, together, make a positive contribution to the South Terrace streetscape. This building is the easternmost of the group.

The essential integrity of this item is high, although a long low single storeyed addition has been made at the rear.

D.M.S~ 25/11/82 5:P2A/16 44.

1------.....------·---·--~------·r------. Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET No. 20 /2430. 1 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Former house 144 South Terrace CO-ORDINATES 686

Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Skipa Pty. Ltd. Off ices A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) I C3 FORMER USE (S) R23 A.J. Tolley I Whitmore Square E.H. Bayer Residence T.H. Jones I Exec. Trustees AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R23. Social Life - Residence GRADING B El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864-1884 - Consolidation/Boom Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Original house 1861, Additions 1881-*A.C.C. Assessment Record~ Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G F/p HISTORY (Jl-J3: NA Jl PERSON/GROUP House built for Thomas Sparnon. and subsequentlJO enlarged for A.J. Tolley. Occupants included J.P. Stow and r. J.F. Joyce. * l J2 EVENT

J3 CONTEXT Illustrates features of residential development of Adelaide. * _filfilriN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - ? K2 CONTRACTOR (Original section built by Sparnon, builder) ? K3 STY LE A good example of High Victorian boom period housing. * K4 DESIGN Typically double fronted but unusually close to the pavement. I Building characterised by substantial cast iron enriched * balcony/verand~h and white stucco. K5 CONSTRUCTION Blues tone rubble with stuccoed enrichment. * KS INTERIOR No access gained. ?

INTEGRITY ( L1 - L2) L 1 ALTERATIONS No - interior altered for off ice use. * L2 CONDITION Building is sound and in good condition. * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Building is very distinctive because of its scale, detailing L ANOSCAPE and street alignment. Significance is enhanced because of its association with a group of buildings which make a rnaj or * contribution to the strPPr~~~~P. M2 LANDMARK Not a landmark feature. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT *Assessment dated 4/12/1860 denotes an unfinished house. The completed house is shown on the Smith Survey of 1880. In 1881, however, assessed annual value increased from/45 to/95, suggesting major additions and the growth of the building to its present form. Current inspection of the item suggests that the bluestone front section is the 1881 addition. 45.

ITV of A I THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER -

ITEM OFFICES (former HOUSE) BUILDING

ADDRES5 143-144 South Terrace 20/2430.1 CT 1706/21 ------·--··------·-·--·------'

e-lo~stor\.L. (c,a~ - ho~ OV\d .,;al\ YI~

. _..___-+--)6~0~ ~rlOIA ~hJ~ ~qfU1rtd blot c:,J"rth ~o th\.rl(...4..Ju:JUillii..z:JllL-"------1-- ~ rovJerul pli11ti'h SOUTH TER

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 164 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY,

OFFICES 142 South Terrace

This house was built for the merchant John Dungey in 1882. It is of historical significance because of the manner in which it illustrates features of the residential development of Adelaide.

This building is notable for its original appearance and construction Although single fronted, this item is important for its eclectic use of ornament and stuccoed enrichment. The facade is characterised by of squared random coursed faced sandstone, a type of corbel table to the gable, pointed arch surrounds to openings and unusual spandrel decoration. The ground floor openings are detailed with pilasters and columns with foliated capitals. Although substantial additions have been made at the rear, the front section of the building remains intrins significant with its unusual interpretation of "Venetian Gothic" forms and detail, and is of particular importance to adjoining buildings.

This is a distinctive building because of its scale, style, and shallow setback. Its environmental significance is enhanced because it is the central item of a group of three buildings of similar scale. The item, as part of a significant group of buildings,makes an important contribution to the South Terrace streetscape.

The integrity of the South Terrace frontage to the item is high. The brick additions at the rear cannot be seen from South Terrace.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/17 47" Al FORM/BUILDING ASSESSMENT ONLY SHEET No. 20/2432 A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID 142 South Terrace CO-ORDINATES Fonner house 686

Bl CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Breton Holdings Pty. Ltd. Office A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(Sj R23 J. Dungey Whitmore J. Wilcox Residence F. Horrocks A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME{S) Gl INVENTORY R23.4 Social Life - Residence GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOD(SI B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom Period Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED 1--Fl_V_E_R_IF_l_ED~D-AT-E-(S-)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--I COMMENDED Built 1882 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

HISTORY J1-J3 VG G NA J1 PERSON/GROUP Built in 1882 for Jn. Dungey of Dungey Ralph & Co * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Illustrates aspects of the residential dev.:~lgpment of Adelaide. * DE IG K1-K6 Kl DESIGNER ? K2 CONTRACTOR ? K3 STYLE A distinctive building important for eclectic detailing which has overtones of Venetian Gothic. * K4 DESIGN Although single-fronted, the building is notable for gabled form embellished with a type of corbel table, pointed arche openings and original appearance. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Squared random coursed faced sandstone with stuccoed 'I~ enrichment. KS INTERIOR No access gained. ?

Ml STREETSCAPE/ Because of detailing, style and shallow setback, this is a LANDSCAPE distinctive element, its contribution to the streetscape is enhanced' because of it being a central element ot a * si nificant rou of buildin s. M 2 LANDMARK Not a landmark feature. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT 48.

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OFFICES HOUSE)

142 South Terrace 20/2432 CT 4175/834 L------··--·--·-·-· ------

:5v~miod mocle.rn bric.k addition rear.

SCALE (approx) 49 ITEM No. 165 DONOVAN, CITY OF .ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY,

HOUSE 141 South Terrace

This item was built for the merchant on this site occurred in 1863. The from 1880 when major alterations and additions were made. Thus item is historically significant for the manner in which it illustrates features of the residential development of South Adelaide.

This simply designed and detailed structure is one of a group of three prominent buildings. It is essentially a s with a verandah/balcony, blocked quoins and surrounds raised stucco. The parapet is elaborate with cornice This item although not of great intrinsic merit is nevertheless as a member of a distinctive group.

This is an item of supportive significance because of its scale s However, it is screened from view wall and planting. The environmental significance of the item is nevertheless high primarily because it is part of a group of of similar scale which makes a positive contribution to

The essential integrity of this item is high.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/18 50. FORM I BUI LO ING

No.

A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID House 141 South Terrace CO-ORDINATES 686

81 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE D. Viliunas & J. Byrne Residence

Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(S) J J. Wilcox D.L. Hare D1 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residence GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) B FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864-1884 - Consolidation/Boom LISTING RE STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED First part built 1863 - A.C.C. Assessment Records* Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

HIS ORY J1-J3 VG G NA J PERSON/ GROUP Built for John Dungey of & Co

EVENT

J3 CONTEXT Illustrates features of the residential of Adelaid * K1-K6 Kl DESIGNER ? CONTRACTOR ? K3 STYLE Of Mid-Victorian period with Italianate K4 DESIGN This is an elaborate form of a is made notable because of its ar et and juxtaposition with K5 CONSTRUCTION Loadbearing masonry

K6 INTERIOR No access gained. ?

ENVIRONMENT M1-M2 Ml STREETSCAPE/ A distinctive buildin~ though screened LANDSCAPE Westernmost of a distinctive group of makes a positive contribution to the

2 LANDMARK Not a landmark building. *

1 OTHER COMMENT *Site was vacant in early 1863. At end of 1863, assessments denote an 1unfinished house. Assessed value of this house doubles from 35 - 70 in 1880, suggesting major additions or alterations. In 1883 it is in~luded in assessment with No. 142, also owned by Dungey. 5L

THE

HOUSE

141 South Terrace

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wirh !71-t.. w:.o t:nrfe:.h merrr.

SCALE(