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Jtems recom~n¢tttJfor iuc{usion on a CifY ifMqfaiJeJierit-cy-e :Rfgist-er ~p_artmeat f!l City Pfannilg, Sptemfier l'SJ • • • 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 (ITfNS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 2 HINOMARSH 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 OUfSIDE THE TERRACES - NOT WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

VOLUME 8 SUMMARY ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE RF£ISTER.

Department of City Planning September 1983.

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2:DCP10D/D5 TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLUME 5 - ROBE WARD (ITEMS WITHIN TOWN ACRES)

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MAP OF ROBE WARD Showing Location of Items 1

SUMMARY DOCUMENTATION OF ITEMS 2

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

178 2 St. Laurence's Church 128 Buxton Street 4 St. Laurence's Priory 136 Buxton Street

179 7 House ("Sidegarth") 80-86 Mills Terrace

180 10 Fmr. Stables Rear 144-154 Molesworth Street

181 12 House 144-154 Molesworth Street

182 14 St. Dominic's Church 127-129 Molesworth Street 17 St. Dominic's Chapter House Rear 127-129 Molesworth Street

183 20 ADS 7 124-129 Strangways Terrace

184 23 House 146-150 Barton Terrace

185 26 House 67-75 Buxton Street

186 29 Semi-detached Houses 76-80 Hill Street

187 29 Semi-detached Houses 75-77 Molesworth Street

188 29 Seni-detached Houses 59-63 Molesworth Street

189 29 Semi-detached Houses 47-53 Molesworth Street - 2 -

Itan Number as appearin~ in Volume 8 Table Page Number Itan and Address

190 29 House 60-64 Barnard Street

191 29 Semi-detached Houses 66-72 Barnard Street

192 29 House 74-80 Barnard Street

193 29 House 50-52 Barnard Street

194 29 House 37-41 Molesworth Street

195 29 House 21-27 Molesworth Street

196 29 House 22-26 Barnard Street

197 29 Semi-detached Houses 32-36 Barnard Street

198 29 House 38-42 Barnard Street

199 46 Fmr. House 282-290 Ward Street

200 49 House 31-39 Barnard Street

201 52 Chapel, Calvary Hospital 61-99 Barnard Street

202 55 Fmr. Christ Church School 81-83 Jeffcott Street

203 58 House and Outbuilding 53-56 Strangways Terrace and 285-291 Ward Street

204 61 House 57-60 Strangways Terrace

205 63 Fmr. House 301-305 Ward Street - 3 -

Item Number as appearin~ in Volume 8 Table Page Number Item and Address

206 66 Fmr. Coach House 293-299 Ward Street

207 68 Carclew & Fmr. Stables 11-20 Montefiore Hill

208 71 Greenhill Gallery 234-240 Jeffcott Street

209 74 Ru Rua Mansions 101-110 Barton Terrace

210 77 PiccadiLLy Cinema 181-193 O'Connell Street

211 81 House 168 Jeffcott Street

212 83 Shop 171-173 O'Connell Street

213 86 Studio 9 (fmr. Methodist Church) 62-80 Wellington Square

214 90 Royal Oak Hotel 121-129 O'Connell Street

215 92 Oxford Hotel/National Bank 101-109 O'Connell Street

216 94 Shops (fmr. Row Houses) 134-140 Tynte Street

217 97 Restaurant (fmr. Manse) 142 Tynte Street Baptist Church Hall 148 Tynte Street Baptist Church & Stables 154 Tynte Street

218 102 North Adelaide Institute & P.O. 164-176 Tynte Street

219 104 Rechabi te Hall 182-184 Tynte Street

220 106 Barker Kindergarden 193-195 Tynte Street - 4 -

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

221 109 Wellington Hotel 34-38 Wellington Square

222 112 North Adelaide Hotel 165-169 Tynte Street

223 115 Fmr. Friendly Societies' Hall 141 Tynte Street

224 117 Beloont 71-75 Brougham Place

225 124 Kings mead 76-80 Brougham Place

226 127 Gable House 176-180 Ward Street

227 130 House and Stables 56-59 Palmer Place

228 133 House 51-55 Palmer Place

229 136 Bishop's Court & Stables 41-50 Palmer Place

230 139 Lutheran Seminary 102-120 Jeffcott Street

231 141 Shop 2-8 Wellington Square

232 144 Christ Church 38 Palmer Place 144 Christ Church Rectory 33 Palmer Place

233 147 House 26-27 Palmer Place

234 150 "Roche House" (Aquinas College) 21-25 Palmer Place

235 153 "Montef iore" Col lege) 1-10 Palmer Place

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ITEMS RECO INCLUSION ON CITY OF AOELAlDE REGISTER 2. ITEN No. 178

ST. LAURENCE "S CHURCH 128 Buxton 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 documentatlon is still in the course of preparation.

At the same meeting, i terns 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 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 i terns.

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ITEM ST. LAURENCE'S CHURCH BUILDING NO. 24/0107-2 ADDRESS 126 Buxton Street, North Adelaide; (on land 121-139 Hill Street and 122-140 Molesworth Street) CT 612/76

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SCA.LE (dflproxJ 1 480 4. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 178 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE 1982

ST. LAURENCE'S PRIORY, 134 Buxton Street, North Adelaide.

This item is of considerable historical significance because of its identification with the Roman Catholic Order of Preachers. It was in 1899 built as a Dominican Priory. It is associated with the adjacent St. Laurence's Church and illustrates the consolidation of Catholicism in South Australia.

Architecturally, the building is of considerable note being designed by E.J. Woods, who was responsible for many prominent Anglican and Catholic buildings at this time. It is an unusual and distinctive example of the extended "return verandah villa". The building is important for its high quality construction - squared random coursed sandstone with- relieving a:rches over openings and quoins with draughted margins. The incorporation of steeply pitched roof, clustered chimneys, stepped gables and windows with mullions and transoms stand in distinct contrast to the Italianate villas which characterise much of North Adelaide. The building has a distinctly ecclesiastical appearance in keeping with the adjacent neoGothic church of St. Laurence.

The environmental significance of this item is high. It is a dominant and distinctive element in itself, because of its scale and style. But it is also closely associated with the Church, and with it forms a complex which makes a very strong contribution to the streetscape.

The integrity of the house is high.

D .M.S. 20.8.82 5.

A1 FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 24/0107-3 HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES St. Laurence's Priory 134 Buxton Street, 894 North Adelaide 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Dominican Fathers of S .A. Inc. Residence A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 fORMER USE (S) R15 Upper North Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Rl5. 1 Social Life - Religion GRADING El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 - Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED rF=l~V=E=R~IF~IE~D~D~A~T~E(~S~)------~ COMMENDED Built in 1899 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Ffp HISTORY (J1-J3) NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built for the Dominican Fathers in 1899. Used as a Priory. * I J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Associated with St. Laurence's Church. Represents the consolidation of Catholicism. * ! DESIGN ( Kl-K6) Kl DESIGNER E.J. Woods I * I K2 CONTRACTOR J.J. Leahy * K3STYLE It is an unusual and distinctive example of a highly extended return verandah villa. * K4 DESIGN This substantial building is notable for its scale, massing and quality workmanship. It is a late example of its type and exhibits distinctlv ecclesiastical details. * K 5 CONSTRUCTION Of high quality generall~ with walling of squared random coursed sandstone. Quoins with draughted margins. * K6 INTERIOR No access gained. ?

INTEGRITY ( l1 -L2) L1 ALTERATIONS No major alterations apparent - except for the use of asbestos shingles on roof and additions at rear. * L2 CONDITION Appears sound and in very good condition. * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ A distinctive building which complements the adjacent church I LANDSCAPE and with it, makes a major contribution to the streetscape. * I I M 2 LANDMARK I Not a dominant feature. I * I OTHER COMMENT I Nl I

,.. 0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HER IT AGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes. 6,

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ITEM ST. LAURENCES PRIORY BUILDING NO.

ADDRESS 134 Buxton Street, North Adelaide 24/0107.3 (on land 1?2-140 Buxton Street and c

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SCALE tapproxl 1 : 480 7. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 179 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY 1982

SIDEGARTH 84 Mills Terrace, North :Adelaide.

This item is historically noteworthy because it was built for the pastoralist Thomas Magarey. For a period in the late 1870 s, the house was occupied by Neville Blyth, a prominent Adelaide businessman. At another time, the house was tenanted by John Bagot, the father of the architect W.H. Bagot, who was born there in 1880.

The building is important for its high quality construction and detailing, the product of the noted architect David Garlick and the prominent builder Charles Farr. Although the form of the house is typical}with double fronted elevation and typical roof form with valley gutter, the high quality detailing to chimney tops, verandah and eaves, and the survival in good order of these decorative elements, in addition to the historical importance of the house noted above,assign this building with considerable value as part of the City's Heritage. It is typically constructed of bluestone with stuccoed enrichments.

Environmentally, this building complements the neighbouring residential development. Its enclosure behind a high fence and heavy planting however, means that it makes little contribution to the streetscape, although the property in general is an important corner element marking a boundary of North Adelaide.

The integrity of the item appears to be high. The extensions at the rear do not compromise the essential integrity of the building.

D.M.S. 19.8.82 8.

A1 FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 24/2001-1 H RITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Side garth 84 Mills Tee., North Adelaide CO- ORO! NATES 892

B1 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE B.M. & M.J. Mackie Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C:f FORMER USE (S) R15 Thomas Magarey Upper North E.M. & R.A. Paxton Adelaide A.T. & M. Hanner A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Residence GRADING

E1 HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom Period Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED ~F=t~v=E=RI=F~IE=o~D~A~TE~(7S)~------~ CO~ENOED Built 1873 - A.C.C. Assessment Records es EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG Fjp HISTORY (J1-J3 G NA Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for the pastoralist Thomas Magarey. Tenants have included Neville Blyth and John Bagot. * J2 EVENT * JJ CONTEXT Illustrates features of the residential development of North Adelaide. * DESIGN ( K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER Daniel Garlick * K2 CONTRACTOR Charles Farr * K3STYLE An elaborate and well detailed version of the typically double-fronted residence of the High Victorian period. * K4 DESIGN The building, which presents a very original appearance to Mills Terrace, is of typical form with elaborate stuccoed d~tail to eaves and chimney tops. Verandah spandrels are * OI note K5 CONSTRUCTION Of bluestone rubble with quality stuccoed enrichment and elaborate verandah detailing. * KS INTERIOR Not inspected. ? INTEGRITY {l1-l2) Ll ALTERATIONS External appearance is highly original. Additions at rear contrast with but do not detract from house. * l2 CONDITION Building appears to be in very good order. * ENVIRONMENT (Ml-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ A prominent corner element which marks a boundary of North LANDSCAPE Adelaide. *

M 2 LANDMARK A building of great local importance but not a strong visual node. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING liSTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes. 9.

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ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO.

ADDRESS 74-86 Mills Terrace~ North Adelaide 24/2001.1 CT 2523/145

MILLS TERRACE

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former STABLES At rear 144-154 Molesworth Street.

At the same meeting, i terns 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 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.

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ITEM Former STABLES BUILDING NO. 24/2026 ADDRESS At rear 144-154 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide CT 3837/129

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HOUSE 144-154 Molesworth Street.

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

At the srune 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 histor.ical 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.

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ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 24/2027 ADDRESS 144-154 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide CT 4180/160

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SCI\LE (approx.J 1 : 480 14. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 182 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

ST. DOMINICS PRIORY CHAPEL (CHURCH OF THE PERPETUAL ADORATION) Molesworth S North Adelaide.

Historically, this building is of significance as it was erected for Dominican Nuns who arrived from Britain in 1883. (This Order is not to be confused with the Order at Franklin Street and Cabra Convent). As such this Chapel is directly associatd with the developemnt and consolidation of Catholicism in South Australia.

The Church of the Perpetual Adoration, to give the building its full title, has been described as "that anachronistic minor masterpiece", The Mother Prioress required a replica of the Chapel of the Order at Stone which had been designed by the devotee of Catholicism and noted architectural polemicist Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin. She asked a Melbourne Archi teet, Tappin, to draw up plans for an identical building to be erected for the Order in Adelaide. The Chapel was subsequently erected by J.J. Leahy under the superintendence of E.J. Woods, architect. The building, it is stated, is a faithful replica of a Pugin Chapel, although erected 40 years after his death. The large east window \vas manufactured by the famous Catholic glassmakers Hardman & Co. of Birmingham, to the Prioress' design. The Chapel was opened 30th July, 1893.

In 1921 the Chapel \vas complemented by the erection of Chapter House and Dormitories designed by I.J.H. Bagot, (considered separately in the heritage evaluation of Adelaide buildings).

Arch i tectural.Ly, the building is important owing to its incorporation of Pugin design characteristics and use made of contrasting ashlar and rock faced masonry. The interior is finely detailed, the internal space, joinery, reredos, altar, iron work and encaustic tile flooring canbining to produce a magnificant interior, of high integrity.

Environmentally the Chapel is a feature of Molesworth Street, although it is somewhat contetually isolated. Nevertheless its spire is a landmark feature, being visible fran \vest Terrace.

D .M.S .. 4:DCP10B/K (Amended 12/9/83) 15.

At FORM/BUILOI~JG OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT LUHPUHATlON USE ONLY No. ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 25/0105 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T. A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Molesworth Street, North CO- ORO! NATES ST DOMINIC'S CHURCH Adelaide 890 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE St Dominic's Priory Inc. Religious Worship. A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME{S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(S) R15 Upper North Church of the Adelaide Precinct Perpetual Adoration - - AB DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) G1 INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Religious Education - Mission. GRADING El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) A 1885-1913 - Depression and social change. Hl LISTING RE- Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) COMMENDED 1892-1893. Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3 J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built for Dominican nuns who arrived from England in 1883. * IJ2 EVENT - J3 CONTEXT Significant in its association with the nuns and the devel ... o-f r.::~rholir Prlnr::~t'ion in Sm1t'h Anc:;t'r~li~ *

Kl DESIGNER i Melbourne) (Cony of Pug:knd~§_igu supe;r;intend~e,..:d::!...!:::,b..,;r..J.oi&W&_.I!.Ll..q..u.~-*t--+--t---i 4 1 _K_2~C_ON_T_R_A_CT_O_R __~~~~L~e~a~h~! ~~~~------,_~--*+--+--+--l K3 STYLE Gothic Revival - Pugin characteristics with some "academic" detailin and as mmetrical tower. * I K4 DESIGN Essentially a galleried choir with sanctuary and lady l chapels - quality detail to exterior and interior. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Dressed and rusticated stonework. * K61NTERIOR Of great significance with finely detailed alter and reredo *

INTEGRITY { l1 -L2) I L1 ALTERATIONS Building setting is marred by juxtaposition of contemporary I development. IntrinsicallY few alterations * l2 CONDITION Good. * EN VI RON MENT (M1- M21 Ml STREETSCAPE/ Tower and bulk of church important to skyline of this part LANDSCAPE of North Adelaide. *

M 2 LANDMARK Tower is of landmark significance. *

N1 OTHER COMMENT The stained glass windows are of significance - having been made by * Hardman &Co of Birmingham~ to a design by the Prioress.

Amended 20/9/83 I I / 0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 lOM HAC ll ST liST! NG ENDORSEMENT STATUS - - - - Yes " 16.

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ITEM ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING NO. 25/0105-2 ADDRESS 127-129 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide CT 522/197

MOLESWORTH STREET

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SCA.LE (approx) 1 : 480 17. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 182 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE 1982

ST. DOMINIC'S PRIORY, 127-129 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide.

The historical significance of this building lies in the manner in which it reflects the development of the school~ and thereby, the development of Catholic education in South Australia. This order of Dominican nuns arrived in Adelaide from England in 1883. They first established a convent in

Ward Street, then conducted a boarding and day school in Strangways Terrace1 before finally moving to this property. The associated chapel was opened on 30/7/1893.

The buildings, which are the subject of this nomination, complement the Church of St. Dominic erected in 1892-1893 and included on the City.Heritage Register. The buildings included here, comprise these remaining historically significant items and consist of the Chapter House and dormitories (1921) the refectory and south wing (1922) and the additional storey and attic over the refectory block (1928). These buildings are consistently designed and feature curious attic windows which make the roof silhouette distinctive. The design of these buildings and their use of rock-faced sandstone walling continues the constructional and design idiom of the adjacent church.

Because of the setback of these buildings and the juxtaposition of other modern structures in the priory complex, they make little significant contribution to the streetscape, but they dominate this ridge line, part of the North Adelaide skyline which is prominent when viewe~for example,from West Terrace.

The integrity of the buildings appears to be high. Several connections with neighbouring buildings have been made,and it would appear that these structures require general maintenance.

D.M.S. 8.6.82 18.

I A1 FORM I BUILDING CITY OF ASSESSMENT LUKPUHATION USE ONLY No. 25/0105.3 HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. AS NATIONALMAPGRIO St. Dominic's Priory 127-129 Molesworth Street, CO-ORDINATES North Adelaide 846 Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE St. Dominic's Priory Inc. School A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S} C:f FORMER USE (S) R15 Upper North Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) G1 INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Religion - Catholic Education GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1914-1927 - War and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED ~F-l_V_E_R-IF-JE_D_D_A_T-E(~S~)------4 COMMENDED Built 1920-28 - Woods Bagot Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HI STORY (J 1-J3) Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for Dominican nuns. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Illustrates consolidation of the order in Adelaide - and of the Catholic education system. * DESIGN I K1-K6) Ki DESIGNER Woods, Bagot, Jory & Laybourne-Smith. * K2 CONTRACTOR C.H. Martin and Dwyer & Warner K3 STYLE Complementary to the Gothic Revival Style of the adjoining * and adjacent Church of St. Dominic. * K4 DESIGN· The design of these buildings contributes markedly to the distinctive skyline of this group of buildings-with attic windows,steeply pitched roof and dominant scale. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Of rock-faced sandstone. * KS INTERIOR Not examined.

INTEGRITY ( L1 - L2) l1 ALTERATIONS The setting of buildings is marred by juxtaposition of contemporary development. Few major intrinsic alterations. * L2 CONDITION In good condition. * ENVIRONMENT IM1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Bulk of priory complex and tower of church are of considerable LANDSCAPE streetscape importance although unrelated to adjoining * buildings. M 2 LANDMARK Complex is seen on this ridge from West Terrace. Bulk of buildings is of landmark merit. * I Nl OTHER COMMENT

/ 0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS - - - - Yes " 19.

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ITEM ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY BUILDING NO. 25/0105.3 ADDRESS rear 127-129 Molesworth Street,North Adelaide (known as 119) CT 522/197

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SCALE I approx J 1 : 480 20. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 183 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

PART ADS. 7 (fanner RESIDENCE) 125 Strangways Terrace

Historically, this building is of some significance because of its association with James Wigham McGregor, a woollen manufacturer of Hindmarsh, but it is perhaps more significant for the manner in which it reflects the life style of McGregor as a successful industrialist and his wish to live in the City rather than in the industrial area. More recently it has gained significance because of its association with the growth of the television industry in South Australia.

The building is of particular archi tee tu ral interest due to its form and use of particular materials (e.g. Marseilles tiles) which are indicative of its Edwardian date. The bow window, elaborately detailed turrent and spire are of note as are the internal features such as built in vacuum system, well detailed joinery and plaster work. In the S.A. Register of 29th September, 1910, Edward Davies, a noted South Australian architect, advertised tenders for this building. It remains a very original example of a "villa" of this type and one which marks a residence of somewhat transitional form.

Environmentally, the item is significant for the manner in which it has been retained in a large allotment. It contributes markedly to the streetscape of the area and helps to preserve an appreciation of the earlier residential land use of Strangways Terrace.

The integrity of the original building is high. Additions for the purpose of its re-use for television purposes have been made separately and at the rear.

D.M.S. (Amended 21/9/83) 5:DCP10C/J 2L

A1 FORM/BUILDING tDEL COHPORATION USE ONLY E ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY y, No. 25/2122 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES PART ADS 7 (former residence) 125 Strangways Tee. North Adelaide 760 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Television Broadcasters Ltd Offices A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C:f FORMER USE (S) Residential Distri~ Mrs J.W. McGregor Residential - Upper North - A.M. & T.E. Williams Adelaide AS DEVElOPMENT ZONE D1 HISTORICAL THEME(S) G1 INVENTORY GRADING Social Life - Residence Rl5.1 B El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) AS FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-~913 - Depression and Social Change H1 LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) COMMENDED 1913 completed Yes EVAlUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

Fjp HI STORY IJ 1-J3 E I VG G ~JA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP James Wigham McGregor - Woollen manufacture of New Hindmarsh & Advertiser Television * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Example of the grand residence of a successful industrialist I :::mil it-~ reURP RR Television studios. I DESIGN I Kl-K61 Edward Davies * Kl DESIGNER E. Davies (Register 29/9/1910) ~~ K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE A notable example of the large Edwardian villa. )~

K4 DESIGN both externally and internally is of great interest. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Sandstone over bluestone plinth with stuccoed detailing. * I K6 INTERIOR Includes important features e.g. central vacuum system ::mil ioinPrv ~ * INTEGRITY ( l1 -L ) 1 mi1ilino-R >t::.Lved ......

ENVIRONMENT 1~11 M21 M1 STREETSCAPE/ Is set back from street amidst large gardens and is LANDSCAPE important in Strangways Tee. -1:: I ! I M 2 LANDMARK A distinctive feature but not a dominant one. I I I I N1 OTHER COMMENT Wall to Strangways Terrace is noteworthy. I

Amended 20/9/83 22.

I OF ITEMS

ITEM ADS7 BUILDING NO· 25/2122 ADDRESS 124-129 Strangways Terrace. CT 4033/987

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lapp.-oxj 1 : 460 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARi3. ITEM No. 184 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE 149 Barton Terrace, North Adelaide

This item is historically very significant because of its identification with Queen's School. This was established in Jeffcott Street in 1874, but because of increased enrollments, was forced to seek larger accommodation in 1893. This building remained Queen's School (later College) until the end of 1949. This item is important for the manner in which it reflects the development of an important private school, in particular, and for the manner in which it illustrates aspects of the development and change in private school education, in general.

Architecturally, the building possesses basic features similar to a late nineteenth-century villa, which gives it a domestic appearance, though it has few ornamental flourishes. Several original windows with brick surrounds on the eastern elevation reflect the earlier school-use of the building.

The building is an important contributary element on Barton Terrace, because of its domestic scale and style. It reinforces the essential residential character of the streetscape.

The basic integrity of the building is high, although there have been alterations to windows.

D.M.S. 23.6.82 24. r------.------~------•r------~ A1 FORM/BUILDING LUHI-'UHATiON USE ONLY No. 26/0205 STUDY SUMMARY SHEET A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID House 149 Barton Terrace, CO-ORDINATES North Adelaide 951 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE J.L. A.M. Crompton & Residence A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3~FORM ER USE (S) Lindon &Heinemann R15 Upper Queen's College R.G.J. Hood School North Adelaide E. Stokes A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) G1 INVENTORY Social Life - Private School Education GRADING RlS. B El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) A9 FURTHER VIABiliTY 1885-1913 Depression &Social Change H1 liSTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED ~F=l~V~E~R-IF-IE~D~D~A~T~E(~S~)------~ COMMENDED Completed, 1893 A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J 1-J3 J1 PERSON/GROUP Built for Queen's School, which had been established in * Jeffcott St in 1874. Remained a school till 1949 J2 EVENT * I J3 CONTEXT Illustrates the development and vicissitudes of private schopl education in North Adelaide * DESIGN ( Kl K6) Kl DESIGNER - I K2 CONTRACTOR K3 STYLE Approximates a late nineteenth-century villa, though without verandahs * K4 DESIGN Building is most noteworthy for its workmanlike construction, its unassuming elevations, and lack of decorative details. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Dimensioned bluestone, with brick strings and chimney tops * K6 INTERIOR No access gained

INTEGRITY ( l1 -L ) IMe fLamed ' t;UNUIIIUN

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPEI Because of its domestic scale and style, this i tern reinforcep LANDSCAPE the residential character of Barton Terrace *

M 2 LANDMARK Not a dominant element * I Nl OTHER COMMENT 25 •

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ITEM FORMER QUEENS COLLEGE SCHOOL HOUSE BUILDING NO. 26/0205 ADDRESS 146- 149 Barton Terrace, North Adelaide CT 1770/159

BARTON TERRACE AlfertX/ efed lmmed window~ wifh 5fucco hoods.

Rou!Jh!J squa,eoJ .blue.stone wifh .Some !!1fuc.c.o enrichment and brick quoins.

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SCALE(approxJ 1: 480 26. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 185 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE, 67-75 Buxton Street, North Adelaide

This notable residence is historically significant because of its association with the Ron. Sir Josiah Henry Symon who lived here from 1922 for a period of some 10 years. Until 1954 E.D.J. & E.M. Symon resided at this address.

Josiah Henry Symon was born in Scotland in 1846 arrlvlng in S.A. in 1866 to be articled to J.D. Sutherland in Mt. Gambier. Symon then became associated with Way and Brook Solicitors and was called to the Bar in 1871. Brook subsequently died and Sir Samuel \.Jay accepted the position of Chief Justice. Symon, therefore, as head of the firm was in a position to lead a distinguished career, "taking silk" in 1881, the year in which his Parliamentary career began. He represented Sturt until 1887 when he became a candidate for the South-East. Although he was defeated he subsequently helped to form the Australian Constitution and received his knighthood on the day the Commonwealth was inaugurated. He made an important contribution to politics as a Senator. His legal firm subsequently became known as Symon Browne & Symon which operated from Gladstone Chambers, in Adelaide.

This house, although not built for the Symon family is significant because of the above association. It was erected for F.J. Fisher of Fisher and Culross (Solicitors) of Pine Hill, Mt. Lofty and 3, 4, 6 Cavendish Chambers, Grenfell Street and it is thus closely identified with prominent members of the legal profession in Adelaide.

When first constructed the Annual Rated Value of the building was 180 pounds indicating the substantial nature of this "gentleman's residence". Architecturally, the building is notable for its external form and size, and is reminiscent of the former Barr Smith house in Angas Street which has been recently demolished. It is a notable departure from the two storeyed bluestone residences which otherwise dominate the character of much of this area and it reflects changes in architectural "taste" of the turn of the century. The Town Clerk's Digest of 1907-1908 records approval of a residence for J. (should be F.J.) Fisher on 21st September, 1908. In addition, the S.A. Register of 2nd September, 1908, holds an advertisement which requested tenders for a residence in Buxton Street, designed by F.W. Dancker. It is most likely, therefore, that Dancker designed this important building.

The marseilles-tile clad roof together with extensive use of brick are well combined to produce a distinctive building of a period not well represented in the City of Adelaide. The detailing of wall surfaces is of a relatively high order, the chimney base of the elevation and herring-bone coursing being of particular note. is complemented by the brick wall to Buxton Street.

The house appears to be in original and very ion which together with its setting in large grounds, camp the scale and character of the adjoining residential developmen .

Paul Stark (7/2/83)

oc . 1• • n 1 Q 1 I') 27.

A1 FORM/BUILDING CUHPUHATION USE ONLY No. I SUMMARY SHEET y, 27/0107.1 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID House 67-75 Buxton St., 886 CO-ORDINATES North Adelaide. 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE E. Flaum Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C3' FORMER USE (S) E.Cl.iFOR~~R • 1s ~WNE~S)Fer ••J Rl5 - E.R.J. Lowe - Upper North Ron. Sir J.H. Symon Adelaide Symon & Symon A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) E.B.L.H. Grasser Gl INVENTORY Rl5.1 Social Life - Residential GRADING El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) - A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 - Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REO UIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED 1909 (T.C. Digest and S .A. Register 21st September, 1908) Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING Fjp HISTORY (J1-J3 E VG G NA Jl PERSON/GROUP Most notably associated with the Ron. Sir Josiam Henry Symon and his family. Built for Fisher, Solicitor. * J2 EVENT i

J3 CONTEXT Typical of a period rarely represented in the city. I Illustrative of "Gentleman's residence" and social change. * l DESIGN I K1-K6) K1 DESiGNER Most likely F.W. Dancker. * K2 CONTRACTOR ? K3 STYLE Of that period when the influence of English arts andcrafts movement was felt. Picturesque Queen Anne-like massing. * K4 DESIGN Form of house displa)s features similar to Barr-Smith

residence (Angas St. now demolished, with prominentroofline I and well detailed brickwork. * I K5 CONSTRUCTION Brick construction. Robustly detailed chimneys and I I herringbone coursing to upper wall. I * I I K6 INTERIOR Not examined. I ?I INTEGRITY (L1 -l )

Annt=>:::t.r·r r

1tained ENVIRONMENT (Ml M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ Continues residential character and scale of street. * I I M2 LANDMARK I Not a dominant element. I* l ! N1 OTHER COMMENT I The building is a notable departure from the two-storeyed form of ! I Victorian mansion otherwise so typical of North Adelaide. It is well representative of a quality Edwardian residence, with varied brick de~ailing and typical Marseilles tiled roof. 28.

I THE ITEMS

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/0107.1 ADDRESS 67-75 Buxton Street, North Adelaide CT 791/106

~:>rick eon!!Ptructlon BUXTON (.Stretcher bond) and de.toili~. (Note: moulded boriek e.trirlj co{ns.e.~) . .1Jefo.i led Brick .fence

Ierro co»a. +il~d roof.

E.ndo5~d verandah.

SCALE I approx l 1 : 29. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM Nos. 186-198 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

CI'IY LAND INVESTMENT COMPANY SUBDIVISION Hill Barnard and Molesworth S North Adelaide.

This subdivision is historically significant as it demonstrates the manner in which parts of North Adelaide were developed. It is one of the few subdivisions to remain relatively intact and readily identifiable, and it is important because of this. It is noteworthy too that this area was redeveloped in 1884 by the City Land Investment Co. in the last years of South Australia's greatest boom period. This demonstrates one of the largest and last speculative initiatives encouraged by the financial successes of this period.

There are two plan forms in this subdivision - detached villas and semi-detached villas. The detached villas are representative of the type of building which gives North Adelaide much of its distinctive character, with asymmetrically placed bays and balconies. The semi-detached villas are more eclectically detailed \ilth unusual balcony and verandah forms. Their "boom11 style detailing is unusual, distinctive and they have few peers in Adelaide. Consent by the proprietors of Town Acres 810, 811, 812, 841, 842, 843 and 844 for the City l.and Investment Company to sublet all or any part of these Town Acres was granted on 3rd December, 1884, by William White, Charles White and J .Fl. Heathcote. A contemporary description of this development congratulated the architect Thomas Frost on the result, "whereby Molesworth and Barnard Streets v1ere considerably improved". The City Land Inves trnent Company had commissioned him to build twenty-two dwellings, eighteen of them in pairs and the remaining four, larger, detached and commodious. All were constructed of limestone with cement dressings, and with a 40 ft. private road at the rear. Fulton and Company and Revell and Adams raised 18,000 cubic feet of limstone from the 7 acre site for the work, which was carried out by E.H. Pett and Son and Hammond and Moss.

Environmentally this area is significant due to its unity and because of the manner in which it reinforces the residential character and scale of North Adelaide.

The integrity of the early subdivision has been compromised by later development, but it is still readily identifiable as a unit.

D. M.S. 4:DCP10B/L (Amended 13/9/83) 30.

Al FORM/BUILDING CUHPORATION USE ONLY No. See attached A5 ASSESSMENT NO. SUMMARY y, list A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM P. T. A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID ~10-812 CO-ORDINATES HOUSES See attached. ~41-844 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE See attached. Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(SI OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER{S) C3?FORMER USE (S) R15 - Upper North W. WHITE & Adelaide Precinct - C. WHITE & - T.W. HEATHCOTE A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME{S) Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social life - residential.- major speculative subdivision GRADING A El HISTORICAL PERIOD{S) House style and scale of subdivision 1865-1884 - Boom. illustrative of this neriod. Hl LISTING RE- Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) COMMENDED 1884 Register 25/8/84 Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

HISTORY (J1-J3 E VG G NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP City Land Investment Co. * J2 EVENT ·* J3 CONTEXT One of the largest subdivisions and developments to survive -;'< relativelv intact 1 DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER Thomas Frost. * K2 CONTRACTOR E.H. Pett &Son and Hammond &Moss. * K3 STYLE High Victorian Villa Type. * K4 DESIGN Of a design rare in Adelaide, the buildings are elaborately and eclectically designed. They are more reminiscent of * hnnm c::tvl P. rlP.t::~i 1 i no- in Vi r.t:nri ::1 K5 CONSTRUCTION Limestone rubble walling, (raised from this site) ...,; t-h c::t"11rrnP.il ilrP.c::c::i nuc:: *I i ~ K6 INTERIOR Large variation in integrity between buildings., but majoritlr * INTEGRITY {Ll l ) display high inLegrJ..t:r.

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ lANDSCAPE Of major importance to North Adelaide. Although not totall) cohesive their consistent form and detailing make these * 1-,.,,~ 1 ;1~-nrrc- r.+ rr ...... n.-.+ ~n+n-v>n.co+ 'C> 0 M 2 lANDMARK Important to the townscape of this part of North Adelaide i ~'c I

Nl OTHER COMMENT The original subdivision was made by the City Land Investment Co which commissioned Frost to design twenty-two dwellings, eighteen in pairs . and four detached villas. The four detached villas remain in excellent order and originality; the nine pointsof houses have also survived, mostly in good order. Amended 19/9/83 31.

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CIT of DELAIDE ITAGE STUDY THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2001* ADDRESS 76-80 Hill Street, North Adelaide; (also known as 76 and 78 Hill Street); 87-99 Molesworth Street CT 4180/316 & 317

MOLES ORTH STR

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SCA.LE (approx) 1 : 480 33.

CITY of ERI TU THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2003* ADDRESS 75-77 ·Molesworth Street, North Adelaide; (known as 67-69 Molesworth Street) CT 1538 68

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SCALE (approx) 1 480 34.

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

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2005* ADDRESS 59-63 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide; CT 1359/133 (known as 51-53 Molesworth Street) 1359/136

MOLESWORTH STREET

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SC4\LE (agprox) 1 : 480 35.

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

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2008* ADDRESS 47-53 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide; CT 1578/53 (known as 37-41 Molesworth Street) 1284/164

MOLESWORTH STREET

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SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 36.

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

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/2015 ADDRESS 60-64 Barnard Street, North Adelaide; (known as 62 Barnard Street) CT 1477/19

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BARNARD STREET

SCI.\LE (agprox) 1 : 480 37.

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

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2016* ADDRESS 66-72 Barnard Street, North Adelaide; CT 1359/138 (known as 66-68 Barnard Street) 1277/174

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SCC..LE(approx) 1: 480 38.

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

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/2018 ADDRESS 7 4-80 Barnard Street~ North Adelaide; (known as 78 Barnard Street) CT 1269/59

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SCI\LE (approx) 1 480 39.

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

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/2012* ADDRESS 50-52 Barnard Street, North Adelaide; (known as 48 Barnard Street) CT 1706/171 & 172

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SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 40.

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

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2101* ADDRESS 37-41 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide; CT 1617/113 (known as 27-29 Molesworth Street) 3906/44

MOLESWORTH STREET

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SC>\LE (a~lprox) 1 480 41.

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

ITEM SEMI~DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2105* ADDRESS 21-27 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide (known as 11-11A Molesworth Street) CT 4050/154 & 155

MOLESWORTH STREET

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SCtl.Lf(a~prox) 1 : 480 42.

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

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/2115 ADDRESS 22-26 Barnard Street, North Adelaide; (known as 24 Barnard Street) CT 2779/191

c.A.~O:: IR.ON ~t::> R.E:.Nt>~ ....._A~t-.\1'<:..'< F"E..Nt::..E..... BARNARD STREET

SCC\LE(a~;>prox) 1: 480 43.

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

ITEM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES BUILDING NO. 27/2119* ADDRESS 32-36 Barnard Street, North Adelaide; 1625/200 (known as 34-36 Barnard Street) CT 1626/1

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BARNARD STREET II SC&ILE (approx) 1 : 480 44.

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

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 27/2121 ADDRESS 38-42 Barnard Street, North Adelaide (known as 40 Barnard Street) CT 1277/176

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BARNARD STREET

SC &\LE ( ap,prox J 1 : 480 45. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

DWELLINGS WHICH FORM PART OF THE CITY LAND INVESTMENT CO. SUBDIVISION OF 1884

Property Owner

76-80 Hill Street Davis, M.E. 4180/136 (known as 76&78) Arkrod. Nom. Pty. Ltd. 4180/137

32-36 Barnard Street P. & Mrs. A. Gasteiger & R. & Mrs. M. Moser (known as 34&36) 1625/200 B.A. & Mrs. R.J. Tharnm 1626/1

66-72 Barnard Street Boland, D.E. & R.R. 1359/138 (known as 66&68) N. & Mrs. J. Blewett 1277/174

75-77 Molesworth Street Coombe, B.I. & G.S. 1538/68 (known as 6 7&69)

59-63 Molesworth Street Lloyd, E.M. & P.A. 1359/133 (known as 51&53) Harding, B.A. & W. 1359/136

47-53 Molesworth Street Sharman, J.D. 1578/53 (known as 3 7 &41) P. & Mrs. A.M. Noonan 1284/164

37-41 Molesworth Street V.J. & Mrs. L. Kabbaz 1617/113 (known as 2 7&29) Ms. C.A. & G.C. Prior 3906/44

21-27 Molesworth Street A. & F. Zaikos 4050/155 (known as 11&11~) D.D. & J.A.C. Visser 4050/154

74-80 Barnard Street Mrs. V.M. Milton 1269/59 (known as 78)

60-64 Barnard Street Dr. M.T. Bu.rnell 1477/19 (known as 62)

38-42 Barnard Street J.S.T. & Mrs. C.R. Cox 1277/176 (known as 40)

22-26 Barnard Street Dr. S.A. Birdseye 2779/191 (known as 24)

50-52 Barnard Street Dr. A.J. & D.M.D.B. Watson 1706/171, 1706/172 (known as 48) 6 ITEM No. 199 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, ST~ • CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

LUTHERAN TEACHERS COLLEGE (FORMER HOUSE) 282-290 Ward Street, North Adelaide

According to the Adelaide City Council Rate Assessment Books, this house was erected in 1871 for Robert Nairne, probably to the design of Daniel Garlick (S.A. register, 4th January, 1872). In 1875 the property was sold to Walter Boyd Tate Andrews and it obtains a degree of historical importance because of this association. Andrews, who owned the property until late March, 1898, was an early Australian Colonist, having arrived in the Swan River Colony with his parents in 1830. He entered Government Service there in 1840 and arrived in South Australia in 1847. In 1851 he became the Deputy Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages and then in 1858 the Deputy Registrar-General of Lands. In 1865 he succeeded Robert R. Torrens as Registrar-General, a position he held during his occupation of this house. On 28th March, 1898, the property was sold to Arthur Ernest Ayers, then to H.M. Walkley in 1905, to Roland Strachan in 1910 and in June, 1913, to Henry Yorke Lyell Brown, noted geologist and author of Record of Mines of South Australia (1908 etc.).

This house was subsequently owned by solicitors and a number of other parties and in 1964 it was sold to the Lutheran Church of Australia and converted for use as a teacher training centre.

Architecturally, this item is of marginal significance being a somewhat clumsy interpretation of the Italianate idiom. However, it was seen to be of sufficient merit in 1872 to warrant a description which included the statement that Daniel Garlick designed a residence of eight rooms for Robert Nairne ''with balconies and a front verandah. Hardstone has been employed in the construction to the plinth level and above nicely jointed limestone". Although the building has been greatly extended, the neatly pointed limestone rubble walls remain embellished by stuccoed quoins and surrounds to openings - the bay windows on the ground floor are particularly prominent, and the main entrance is emphasised by a pediment at eaves level. Although the composition is symmetrical and of somewhat standard double-fronted design, the whole is distinguished by somewhat elaborate cast iron decoration to the verandah/balcony. The appearance of the facade to Ward Street remains remarkably original.

Despite additions to the west and north which compromise the original section of the house to a degree, the building remains in good order and a prominent element of the Ward Street environment due to its scale and detailing. It is situated opposite a series of important houses and outbuildings and is a strong visual element of this area. It is therefore of streetscape importance.

Paul Stark 2nd March, 1983

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Al FORM/BUILDING ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 28/0117.2 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Lutheran Teachers College 282-290 Ward Street, 766 CO-ORDINATES ~orth Adelaide Bl CURRENT OW!Y.ER h f 82 PREDOMINANT USE Lutheran Churc o Aust. Inc. ~ducational A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM nc2 .mRMER owNER(Sl C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 .1:\..• Nairne W.B.T. Andrews Residential Upper North A.E. Ayers Adelaide H.Y.L. Brown A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE D1 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Residential GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom Period Hl LISTING AE- STUDY REQUIRED ~F_1_V_E_RI_F_IE-D~D-A-T~E(~S-)------~ COMMENDED 1870-1871 (A.C.C. Assessment Books) Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3) Jl PERSON/GROUP Most notably associated with W.B. T. Andrews, Reg1strar-General for at least twenty years. Also associated with A.E. Ayers * for a short neriod· and the noted Geologist and Author .. H.YL. Brown. J2 EVENT -' I J3 CONTEXT Illustrative of residential development of North Adelaide. ! * I OESIGN(K1-K=6~)------~--~~~--~~ Ki DESIGNER Daniel Garlick. * K2 CONTRACTOR 1<3 STYLE Could be termed Italianate although it is a relatively clumsy interpretation. * K4 DESIGN Symmetrical double fronted house with prominent verandah/ balcony, large bay windows to ground floor and entrance emphasised by pediment. * 5 I K CONSTRUCTION Limestone rubble, line pointed, with stuccoed and cast iron I I enrichment. * I KB INTERIOR Not inspected. -

INTEGRITY (L1- L )

UrWIIIUN

ENVIRONMENT (M1 M2) Ml STREETSCAPEI Important, opposite prominent group of residences and LANDSCAPE ou tb u1. 1d.1ngs. *

M2 lANDMARK Due to form, detailing and surrounding single-storeyed development, this building is a dominant element. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAl TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC liSTING liST I ENDORSEMENT STATUS - Yes 48.

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ITEM Former HOUSE, LUTHERAN COLLEGE BUILDING NO. 28/0117-2 ADDRESS 282-290 Ward Street, North Adelaide CT 1516/23 ------·------M------.

LIME..$"TONE. 'I<..U6>5LE. WIT!-\ S."T Uc.c.o E.J....\ R.l C.HW\e:.J-..1.\

WARD STREET SCC..LE (approxJ 1 : 480 49. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK I TE:t:1 No. 200 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE 35 Barnard Street, North Adelaide

The first part of this house was built during 1864 for Geo. Howell. In 1867 when taken over by James Porter it doubled its annual assessed value, thereby suggesting that additions had been made. It is thus of historical significance for the manner in which it illustrates aspects of the residential development of North Adelaide. A more recent owner was James Irwin (later knighted) Lord Mayor of Adelaide 1963-66.

This building is a rather standard essay in Victorian building, the house being double-fronted and the roof being clad with slates. It is rather more important for its historical associations and environmental contribution than for any intrinsic merit.

This item is distinctively situated, being a supportive element to the villas opposite. It is situated behind an ivy covered wall, amidst landscaped surrounds and while the building and grounds make a pleasant contribution to the amenity of the streetscape, the dwelling itself is not a major contributor.

The essential integrity of the building is high, though this has been compromised by additions to the west and to the rear.

D.M.S. 25/11/82 5:P2A/30 50.

Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, No. 28/0119 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES HOUSE 35 Barnard Street, North 795 AclPl~iiiA 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE T.E. Barr Smith Residence A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) Geo Howell R15 Upper North - Jas. Porter - Adelaide Precinct J.C. Irwin A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residence GRADING R15.1 El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864 - Gonsolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Built 1864 ACC Assessment Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp HIS T 0 RY ( J 1-J 3 ) NA Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for Geo Howell extended by James Porter in 1867 *

J2 EVENT

* I J3 CONTEXT Illustrates aspects of the residential development of I North Adelaide * i DESIGN I Kl-K6) K1 DESIGNER ? K2 CONTRACTOR ? K3 STYLE Typical of Victorian era * I K4 DESIGN Representat1ve of standard i double-fronted design. Few I embelishments. Slate clad roof and raised brick quoins * i l K5 CONSTRUCTION I Loadbearing masonry concealed by render I * I K6 INTERIOR No access gained ? INTEGRITY ( L1- L2) Ll ALTERATIONS Additions have been made at rear and on western side which * lack svmnathv and IH. u .ise the buililinv..... L2 CONDITION Appears to be in very good condition * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Because of its style and scale this is a distinctive LANDSCAPE element, but its setback, behind an ivy covered wall * minimi~P..s it..s cH-rect. .L 'hnt i rm 1-n 1-h,::. _ ...... c:~~:n"\A.- M 2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

; I

0 HERITAGE OJ NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 51.

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ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO.

ADDRES5 31-39 Barnard Street,North Adelaide. 28/0119. r------

BARNARD STREET

C..YOUV\ol floor v~ndc\ {j\ r$l- 1:\oor- UV\~ded ) . ~\' T' F

81"iek eon~rucfia . 5la.fe roo·!.

SCALE \approx) 1 : 480 52. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 201 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

CHAPEL, CALVARY HOSPITAL, 73 Barnard Street, North Adelaide.

The historical significance of this Chapel is tied to that of the hospital which represents one aspect of the philanthropic work of the Catholic Church. The order of nurses who conduct the hospital, was founded for this work and Calvary Hospital is their only institution in South Australia. The Chapel, and the hospital, are also important for the mannerinwhich they reflect developments in (private) health care in South Australia.

The form of this building is reminiscent of the basilica of the Byzantine period, with a severe and simple exterior relieved by Romanesque detailing. Gable decoration is simpl~ though effective!~ handled with pronounced corbel table in well detailed brickwork, which reinforces the nature of its links with architectural antecedents. The interior is lavishly detailed with Corinthian and Doric columns, coffered ceiling, a gallery, all of which is enhanced by statues and the use of richly applied detail.

This Chapel is set amidst other hospital buildings, and though an important element in this complex, it makes little contribution to the streetscape, and bears no direct relationship to the general residential character of the area.

The integrity of this building is very high.

D.M.S. 8.6.82 53.

At FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADElAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 28/0209-3 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Chapel - Calvary Hospital 73 Barnard Street, CO-ORDINATES 797 North Adelaide. Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Little Company of Mary Worship A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER{S) C3 FORMER USE {S) R15 Upper North - - - Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Religion GRADING Fl HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1928~1945 - Depression, Industrialisation and War Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Foundation Stone dated 12/9/1938. Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HI STORY (J 1-J3 I Jl PERSON/GROUP Built as a chapel for Calvary Hospital, for a RomanCatholic Order of nursing sisters, the Little Company of Mary. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT The Chapel and hoslital represent one of the ma~or charitabl ~ t~sfit~tions estab ished by the Roman Catholic burch in ,.., ...... : ,.., * DESIGN I Kt-K6) Kl DESIGNER L. Laybourne-Smith of Woods Bagot. * K2 CONTRACTOR C.H. Martin * K3 STYLE Of Romanesque derivation with simple basilica-like form. * K4 DESIGN Reminiscent of Byzantine forms, the exterior is severly detailed. The interior is of particular note with Carinthia 1 and Doric columns,and use of a variety of quality materials. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Load-bearing brick terracotta tiled roof. ' * K6 INTERIOR Excellent condition - walls rendered~ panelled coffered ceiling, marble altar, timber panell1ng and parquet floor - PYt'Pn<::;1.TP ml'l<::::l; r iiPrl'lr::~r; l'ln * INTEGRITY ( l1 -L2) Link with nurses' horne and convent. Ll ALTERATIONS * L2 CONDITION Excellent. * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ Chapel is set amidst other hospital buildings and makes LANDSCAPE little contribution to the streetscape. * M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 54 .

• \)\ ;\;y t ~ /~/ $ r~~~· CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY ()«: :tCJ~ '" THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS /:>-1 RT N\ \.~

ITEM CHAPEL, CALVARY HOSPITAL BUILDING NO. 28/0209-3 ADDRESS 73 Barnard Street, North Adelaide ( on part of land at 61-99 Barnard Street) CT 4178/595, 1003/30

BARNARD STREET

Apse wifh terra Cotta ~h;n.3/e roof.. Bii(jk con!!>rruction oncl de-l-o.il;n3 wffh te.r-ra c:offa. -t-iled roof.

Nofe.: Sfuc.(jo Window Surround:s

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 55. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 202 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

FORMER CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL 61 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide.

This building is historically significant as it is associated with the first Church School in North Adelaide. It emphasises the importance placed on church education by the individual religious groups, in this case, the Anglican Church.

Christ Church school opened in 1849, and played a prominent part in the educational life of North Adelaide. Prior to the passing of the State Education Act in 1875, the school prospered, the school transferring to a new site opposite Christ Church in Jeffcott Street. On this site was erected the building the subject of this evaluation. Wright and Woods designed the structure and it \VB.S ready for erection in August 1868. The foundation stone was laid 27th September, 1868, by Mrs. Hamley (wife of the Lieutenant Governor), the traditional bottle with the architects name and that of G. Bradley the builder having been placed beneath the stone. Dimensions of the schoolroom were 60' x 30' x 25'.

The building, appropriately in the Gothic style is constructed of limestone rubble with brick dressings and strings and is compositionally srnnewhat similar to St. Paul's Day School in Flinders Street (also by E.J. Woods). The austere facade of this building is relieved by the porch, neatly constructed trefoil and polychrome brickwork over the tri-partite window.

Following the passing of the Education Act and the erection of the North Adelaide Model School in Tynte Street, the School fell on hard tunes, being forced to close in 18 77. This was obviously only a temporary setback for in April 1878, Daniel Garlick had planned additions to the school, presumeably those at the rear.

By 1891, the Parish school had been supplanted by a school run by Mr. Lendon, a former Master of St. Peter's College who established Queen's College. At the beginning of 1892 he \vas instructing 34 pupils but by the beginning of 1893, there were 107, necessitating the move to larger premises on Barton Terrace. The Christ Church Schoolroom \vas restored to the Parish. Christ Church School continued well into the 20th Century occupying these buildings until the early 1960's, \vhen the School finally closed.

The building and outbuildings remain representative of the endeavours by religious faiths to impart Christian beliefs as part of the educational curriculum, the architecturaLLy and historically significant fabric being little altered by its current use as a photographer's studio. The building is a little affected by salt damp and a door opening has been made in the southern wall mut:ilating a window opening. The interior although painted survives (complete with honour roll and trussed roof), the building being canplementary to the streetscape of Jeffcott Street, at this point.

D .M .. S. 4:DCP10B/W (Amended 11/9/83) 56.

Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 28/2004-1 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAl MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES FORMER CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL 81 Jeffcott Street, N.A. 753

Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Christ Church Photographic Studio A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 Upper North Christ Church School - Schoolroom Adelaide Precinct A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAl THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Private/Church Education GRADING El HISTORICAl PERIOD(S) A K

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY IJ1-J3 J1 PERSON/GROUP Anglican Church School founded 1849 - first Church School * in North Adelaide. Queens College est'd here in 1891. I J2 EVENT

J3 CONTEXT Important in the development ofeducation in Adelaide - especially private education~ * DESIGN I Kl-K6l IKl DESIGNER Wright &Woods (additions 1878 by Daniel Garlick) * K2 CONTRACTOR ~ Rr::~r11Pv K3 STYLE * Gothic Revival. * K4 DESIGN The rubble walling is "set off11 by well detailed brick dressings. Detailing to gable, porch and openings is nnr::~"h1c::. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Well constructed and detailed, with brick dressed limestone ~·...... 1..1., ...,_._-.-. * K6 INTERIOR Largely intact. * INTEGRITY (l1-l2) ll AlTERATIONS Exterior is intact, apart from large opening into southern * W::!ll l2 CONDITION Very good. * ENVIRONMENT IM1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ lANDSCAPE Complements the street - in scale and materials. *

M 2 lANDMARK A feature but not a dominant one. *

N1 OTHER COMMENT

Amended 19/9/83

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAl TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HER IT AGE 04 OTHER 05 lOMHAC liSTING liSTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 57.

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ITEM Former CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL .AND OUTBUILDING BUILDING NO. 28/2004-1 & -2 ADDRESS 81-83 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide CT 129/9

1- w w c::: I- V)

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SCIXLE (approx) 1 : 480 " 58. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 203 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE AND OUTBUILDING 53-56 Strangways Terrace.and 285-291 Ward Street, North Adelaide

Although this building has intrinsic merit, it also demonstrates the perceived desirability of a residential Park Lands frontage. It is a significant product of the boom period and exemplifies the care and quality of workmanship which characterised the "grand residence" of the 1880's before the financial crash.

It. was erected for George Catchlove, J.P.in 1882 and was occupied by the Dominican Prioress for a time, then Lady Eliza Milne, Professor W.J. Brown (Professor of Law) and a member of the well known Kither family. Although not occupied by Catchlove (George Catchlove lived in the adjacent house, No. 58, then known as Parramatta Villa) it was erected for him presumably as a speculative venture. Catchlove's obituary of 22nd October, 1892, in the Observer records that he was a J.P. of many years standing, a familiar figure on the City Police Court Bench, but more importantly associated with the Brewing industry. Catchlove, made his "fortune" as a licensed victualler at the Bridge Hotel at Echunga during the halcyon days of the Echunga gold rush and was later associated with Haussen (Hindrnarsh) as a junior partner. Later, he traded at Kooringa (Burra) in conjunction with Messrs. Lockyer, Lawrence and Roseman. His own residence and the adjacent house at No. 53-56 which is the subject of this review, testify to his financial success and prominence.

Architecturally, this building is less ebullient than its neighbour to the west (Catchlove's residence) yet it remains important to an understanding of residential Adelaide in the boom period and the architectural practice of Rowland Rees, its designer. Rees' plan for this residence was approved on 27th February, 1882 (T.C. Digest 1881-1882) the tender for its erection being advertised by Rees in the S.A. Register of 6th January, 1882. While this building is an essay in restraint (particularly for Rees) its quality workmanship and detailing are evident. The facade of squared, coursed, bush-hammered bluestone (of Ta.rlee origins) is unusual and contrasts well with the bluestone rubble side walls. While it retains the asymmetrical composition of Italianate villas, it is characterised by rectangular heads to openings and unusual treatment of cast iron enrichment, especially cresting to guttering, and the cantilevered balcony.

The building appears to be in good order although a porch has been enclosed to the west and a tubular steel staircase now links the first floor balcony with the ground. It is a vital element to the character of this part of Strangways Terrace and is "paired" by Catchlove's Villa adjacent. It is an essential component of a notable Park Lands frontage and is of considerable streetscape importance.

Paul Stark 2nd March, 1983

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A1 FORM/BUILDING ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 28/2015-1 & 2 A5 ASSESSMHH NO. I STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. AB NATIONAL MAP GRID House arid Outbuilding 53-56 Strangways Terrace, N.A. CO-ORDINATES 285-291 Ward Street, N.A. 755 il.M. CURRffcT am orrER ton IR~2esl P.RJDOMINANT ence USE A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE {S} Rl5 - G. & A. Catchlove Upper North W.J. Brown - Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) G1 INVENTORY R15 .1 Social Life - Grand Residence GRADING E1 HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884 - Boom Period Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S} COMMENDED 1882 T.C. Digest and S .A. Register 6th January, 1882 Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HIS T 0 RY ( J 1-J 3 Jl PERSON/GROUP Associated with brewer Geo. Catchlove. Later associated rith Dominican Prioress, Lady Eli:za Milne, Kit her and Brown :::~mi 1 i P~ * J2 EVENT

j J3 CONTEXT Broadlk lllustratlve of Juality housing of 1880's ana that of Par Land frontage re evelopment in particular. * DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER Rowland Rees * K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE A distinctive version of the Italianate with rectangular rather than semicircular heads to openings. * K4 DESIGN The buildlng, although typically asymmetrical, is distinguished by r~latively austere appearance, yet quality stuccoed and cast lron enrlchment. * I K5 cmJSTRUCTION Faced with first quality coursed squared Auburn (?) bluestone I I ~ith Adelaide bluestone rubble side walls and stuccoed I ~~. * ...... ,_ K6 INTERIOR -o • Remarkably original, although relatively simple. * INTEGRITY1 ( L1-l2) L1 ALTERATIONS Porch to west enclosed and tubular steel stair to cantilevered balcony. * L2 CONDITION Requires maintenance but in good condition. * ENVIRONMENT (Ml - M2) Ml STREETSCAPEI Vital element to Strangways Terrace, palrlng the villa LANDSCAPE adjacent to the west. Part of an important boundary to the Park Lands. *

M 2 LANDMARK Visually a strong element. * I i Nl OTHER COMMENT ! ! I

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 60.

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ITEM HOUSE AND OUTBUILDING BUILDING NO. 28/2015.1 & 2 ADDRESS 53-56 Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide 285-291 Ward Street, North Adelaide CT 3391/194

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SCALE lapproxJ 1 : 480 61. ITEM No. 204

HOUSE 57-60 Strangways Terrace.

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

At the srune 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 Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark, and are fully docwnented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 62.

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ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 28/2016 ADDRESS 57-60 Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide CT 4017/896

WARD STREET

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.STRANGWAYS TERRACE

SCALE (ar)J:HOX) 1 : 480 63. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 205 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE 301-303 Ward Street~ North Adelaide

The original section of this house, which dates from the 1850's is to be found at the rear of the present facade. It is shown on the Smith Survey of 1880 as a rectangular building situated on an eastern section of Town Acre 756. The present facade (of one room in depth) was erected in about 1909 judging by the increase in Annual Rated Value at this time.

In 1853 the eastern quarter of this Town Acre was sold by a Mrs. Hutchinson to Johann Adam Erk for 150 pounds. This was in turn sold to Henry Gilbert for the same amount in 1854, in which year Gilbert took out a mortgage on the property with Erk. On 5th December, 1857, (GRO Memorial 67/129) this eastern-most quarter of the acre was again sold, this time for 275 pounds to Martin Nicholls. It is therefore quite probable judging by this and the nature and construction of the house that it was built between 1854 and 1857 by Henry Gilbert.

Although not an example of any architectural style this building is representative of the Adelaide constructional genre and the piecemeal growth which characterises so many Heritage items in Australia. The earliest section at the rear is simply gabled with brick and limestone rubble walling while the section fronting Ward Street and set on the pavement alignment is rather more elaborate with a neatly arched porch to the main entrance and pert cast iron gate. This section is constructed of squared random coursed sandstone, with brick dressings. The integrity of the house is high.

This item is a notable contributor to the character of this section of Ward Street complementing the scale and character of nearby outbuildings which are also set on the pavement alignment. It is therefore an important streetscape element.

Paul Stark, 2nd March, 1983

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A1 FORM/BUILDING OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONlY No. STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 28/2023 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID House 301-303 Ward Street, CO-ORDINATES North Adelaide. 756

Bl CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE N. Benko Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) Rl5 H. Gilbert Upper North - M. & H. Nichols - Adelaide Dawson Haylock A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Rl5.1 Social Life - Residential GRADING

11 HISTORig~L PERIOD(Sf B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 846-1 q and 885-1913 - Consolidation · deorP~~1 nn and social chanQ'P. H1 liSTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED . ~ Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) COMMENDED 1850's and 1909 (L. T. 0. and A. C. C. Assessments) Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY {J1-J3 J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Pro baolyerec tea by· Henry Gifb~rt wfio~~~in- f354~purchased property and took out mortgage from J.A. Erk. * J2 EVENT ; J3 CO~HEXT Althou~h not broadly illustrative of the class of residence which o~pinate~h this area, fhi~ ftem i~ representative of in;t:)I"'Am.O!l CTrr.T.Tt- cr. t-un;rt!:l r. ••cf-'Y'<:> -f<:>n ,,...,.co;,...,.... ~ ~ ./ L * l '-' ·o DESIGN ( Kl-K6) Kl DESIGNER - K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE Not of any architectural style but somewhat typical of the Adelaide constructional genre. * K4 DESIGN Bu1J_t 1n two stages;· section at -rear t~pical ·or1850Ts w1th gabled roofin~ whereas facade to Ward treet is well I con~tructed, ffference in ceiling heights being particular~ not1ceable. * I K5 CONSTRUCTION First-~f:;g;~f li~;;1:~~~e rubbl~-~~th-~b~i~kdres;i-;fs. Second I : stage of squared random coursed sandstone with bric dressings * l K6 INTERIOR Not inspected. - INTEGRITY (Ll- L2) L 1 ALTERATIONS Appears relatively original. * I------+~------~~------~--+-~--+-~·---1--- L2 CONDITION First stage in fair condition; second stage in very good condition. * nJVIRONMENT (M1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE! Part of a significant group of buildings, formed by LANDSCAPE outbuildings and small residences, the integrity of which is * high.

M2 LANDMARK The area in general is one of note, the character of which is made up of large and small residences in relatively * original condition. N1 OTHER COMMENT

I 0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 65.

~~lME,.y;- ~ [ia1.. -~j ~ CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY M~ 0 THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS 0:;.o.J...~~~

ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 28/2023 ADDRESS 301-305 Ward Street, North Adelaide. CT 1513/119

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SCALE lappfOx) 1 : 480 66. ITEM No. 206

former COACH HOUSE 293-299 Ward Street (at rear 57-60 Strangways Terrace}.

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 Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark, and are fully documented in these volumes. There are somt.~ fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCPlOC/T 6 7.

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

ITEM Former COACH HOUSE BUILDING NO. 28/2024 ADDRESS 293-299 Ward Street, North Adelaide; (at rear 57-60 Strangways Terrace) CT 4017 895

WARD STREET

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SCA.LE (approx) 1 : 480 68. ITEM No. 207

CARCLEW & former STABLES 11-20 Montefiore Hill.

At the same meeting, i tans 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 Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark,and are fully docwnented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. ( 26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 69.

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

ITEM CAR CLEW BUILDING NO. 28/2107-1 ADDRESS 11-20 Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide; 1-19 Jeffcott Street; 1-10 Strangways Terrace CT 4128/58

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SCALE (ar;prox) 1 480 70.

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

ITEM STABLES, OUTBUILDINGS, REAR CARCLEW BUILDING NO. 28/2107-2 ADDRESS 11-20 Montefiore Hill, North Adelaide; 1-19 Jeffcott Street; 1-10 Strangways Terrace CT 4128/58

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SCA.LE.(approx) 1: 480 71. . DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 208 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

GREENHILL GALLERIES, 140 Barton Terrace, North Adelaide.

The historical significance of this item lies in its age - having been built for W. Gibbings in 1856- and the fact thaSat one time, it was owned by F.S.C. Driffield, a notable businessman, who was for a time Secretary of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society, and later, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. It is important7 too, for the manner in which it illustrates the residential development of North Adelaide.

The building appears to have reached its present form by 1880, judging by the Smith Survey. The building is of interest for its alignment with the pavement, part of the house being entered directly from the street, and the brick dressings to the Jeffcott Street frontage which are of particular note with moulded caps, hoods and gauged arches. The irregular appearance of the building,and different ceiling heights tend to indicate an "Organic" type of growth over a period of years,with perhaps the earliest section facing Barton Terrace. This tends to be corroborated by increases in the annual rated value of the property increasing froml24 in 1856 to [35 in 1861 to l45 in 1874. The building is nevertheless consistently constructed of limestone rubble with brick dressings.

The environmental significance of this building is high because of its site at the corner of Barton Terrace and Jeffcott Street. The importance of the item is enhanced by the fact that Jeffcott Street has been one of the major thoroughfares, providing access from the northern suburbs to North Adelaide and the City.

The external integrity of this building appears to be high. The interior has been upgraded.

v~~M·~~: 11.6.82 72 ~

- A1 FORM I BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE CORPUHAT!ON USE ONLY HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, No. 29/0101 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T. A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Greenhill Galleries CO-ORDINATES 140 Barton Terrace 950 North Adelaide. B1 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE V.M. Swain Art Gallery A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 - F.S.C. Driffield Upper North F.J. & H. Fisher Residence Adelaide E.D. Simpson M.E. Proctor A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) R.A.I.A. Gl INVENTORY R15.1 Social Life - Residence GRADING

E1 HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864 - Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Built 1856 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (Jl-J3 Jl PERSON/GROUP Built in 1856 for William Gibbings. In the 'eighties, mmed by F.S.C. Driffield. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT ll.J.ustrates tne res1aent1aJ. aeveJ.opment ot North Adela1cte and the desirability of a Terrace location. * DESIGN I K1-K6) 1<1 DESIGNER - - KZ CONTRACTOR - - K3 STYLE The form of this building appears to reflect a number of periods of growth which are representative of an early date. * K4 DESIGN The current appearance of the building was virtually complete by 188~ and is important for this organic growt~as well as the quality brick dressings. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Typ1cally 11mestone rubble with brick dressings. Dress1ngs to openings of particular note. * K6 INTERIOR Interior has been altered for gallery purposes - some ceiling roses, fire surrounds and timber mouldings. * INTEGRITY ( l1 -L )

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m~inr~tned r

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE! The item is distinctive and makes a positive contributionto LANDSCAPE both Barton Terrace and Jeffcott Street being sited at an * entrance to North Adelaide. M 2 LANDMARK A d1st1nct1ve element, g1ven prominence by 1ts corner s1t1n~ on a gateway to North Adelaide and a major thoroughfare to * I South Adelaide. I N1 OTHER COMMENT An identified Corner Element which is of importance to the character of the City of Adelaide. (Johnston & Elphinstone) 73.

CIT of UDY THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM GREENHILL GALLERIES BUILDING NO. 29/0101 ADDRESS 234- 240 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide 137-140 Barton Terrace, CT 4024/204 33-39 Hack Street9

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SCALE lapprox J 1 : 480 7 4. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STAJLK ITEM No. 209 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

RU RUA MANSIONS 101-110 Barton Terrace, North Adelaide.

Recent work to convert Ru Rua Nursing Home back to residential use has brought to an end its use as a hospital, created in 1920 from six houses which were built during 1902. It an interest example of successive econa:nic re-use of buildings. The ca:nplex retained a residential character throughout its years of institutional use and this in turn has facilitated its re-conversion to residential use.

As a hospital, Ru Rua was founded by several of Adela ide's leading doctors, who perceived a need for this type of ins ti tut ion, thereby illustrating changes in health care. It continued in use as a hospital and nursing heme for more than fi years became well-known throughout metropolitan Adelaide.

While the size of the complex is impressive much of its architt::cture is derived from the Queen Anne buildings are relatively undistinguished. They stand as mixture of styles and rna terials.

In spite of this, the buildings fo this group have gained a new aesthetic respectability and restored since their refurbishment for residential use in 1982-83. Extensive to the organisation of internal spaces have been made to suit the conversion of the fanner houses to residential units.

The original dwellings had been grea altered for use and have been subsequently renovated for residential use. Several unsympathetic additions which had been made at the rear and an obtrusive walkway erected between the buildings during the buil use as a hospital, have been removed.

Envi ronrnentally, these buildings dominate this of Barton Terrace. They are distinctive and relate well their su which are landscaped with mature trees and located opposite the Park Lands.

D.M.S. 4:DCP10C/P (Amended 16/9/83) 75.

FORM I BUILDING CITY OF CORPORATION USE ONLY 29/0301* A5 ASSESSMENT NO. HERITAGE STUDY 29/0302-1 A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID RU RUA MANSIONS 101-110 Barton Terrace 947 CO-ORDINATES

Bl CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Raydawn Nominees Pt~ Ltd Genesis MAnagement ervices Pt v Ltd Residential Units A7 PRECINCT R15 Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM I C2 FORMER OWNER(S} ~:~ff;ER USE (S) ~ re no-!=: Ru Rua Hospital W.H. Stevenson '::' .Upper North Adelaide Ru Rua Nursing Horne I *See Note Nl below Horne A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THE~E(r) G1 INVENTORY Social i e - residential & health care GRADING Rl5.1 c El HISTO~~~Ll~iGJ(S)1 - -1927 Depress1on,• War and Social A9 FURTHER VIABILITY H1 LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED 1902 - ACC Assessment Record, - 1920 Yes

EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3 J 1 PERSON/ GROUP ·io-inH11_y built as IT.rP 11 i nes W.H. Stevenson - ~ ~ ~ * J2 EVENT *I

J3 CONTEXT Illustrative of residential PXp~nsi in North Adelaide and later of efforts to provide nursing horne accommodation. * DESIGN ( K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER K2 CONTRACTOR K3 STYLE The original houses contain elements reminiscent of the * Queen Anne style. K4 DESIGN The buildings appear to be of plan type although the treatment of windows doors is of interest. * Verandahs are distinctivelv nf>t'Hilf>n K5 CONSTRUCTION Rock faced sandstone with brick * K6 INTERIOR Original interiors altered and re-altered to meet changes •/( of use requirements. INTEGRITY ( l1 -l ) Orieinal dwf>llino-s h und considerabl .ltf>r~tinn 1 c. ~eJ~e~ to re~~~ ..... * .UNUIIIUN A rtppt::ctl.b *

ENVIRONMENT (~11 M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ A strong element on Barton Terrace - recent renovation wor .... LANDSCAPE * has remedied maintenance

M 2 LANDMARK I Not a dominant element * I I

N1 OTHER COMMENT *Ru Rua owned by Drs Cudmore, Newland, Thos. Wilson C.T.C. De Crespigney Bronte Jas .. Bonnin & Edgar Brown. The c.omplPx is for the manner· in which six dwellings have been combined into a single nursing home. An of re-use. Amend eel /9/ 76.

I I THE CITY ITEMS

ITEM RU RUA MANSIONS BUILDING 29/0301.1 ADDRESS 101-110 Barton Tee., North Adelaide 29/0302.1 CT 4199/.984 4199/982

BARTON Roc..k farecl sandstone with br.:cl quo.tn<:J bluetOtone t'lin+h. o.C'\C\. re~ered ba11 I.Oi"'dows.

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So.~stone foced wH:h. ba\\:\eme"'. t pa.\""ape.t. (6ppeo.rs to be Qn REDE.VE LC;)PME~T S odcH\\on) ( TOWN HOOSE.

SCALE lliliPf>lOxj 1 : 77. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 210 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

PICCADILLY CINEMA (formerly THE FORUM) 181-189 O'Connell Street.

This building is of some historical significance as it was built as a cinema during the early years of W.W. II and demonstrates developments in cinema design and provision for entertainment to that time.

It was erected in 1940 for D. Clifford Theatres Ltd., Dan Clifford being a prominent promoter of cinemas and the motion picture industry .in South Australia. Born in Adelaide in 1887 he was in a position to purchase ~he Wondergraph network of cinemas and was President of the Motion Picture Exhibitors 1932-1935. He owned, at the time of his death in 1942, the Star Circuit of 20 suburban and country cinemas.

At the time of the opening of the Piccadilly Theature the Advertiser of 23rd October, 1940, described the building:-

"The opening of the new and modern Piccadilly at O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, tonight by D. Clifford Theatres Ltd. will be a big step forward in the history of this enterprising Adelaide company. The building which has been designed by Messrs. Evans Bruer and Hall, Architects, of Adelaide in conjunction with Mr. Guy Crick of Sydney will cost about 26,000 pounds and has seating accommodation for 1,500. Mr. R.J. Nurse of Norwood is the contractor ..• The imposing structure .•. has attracted a lot of attention because of the elegance of its design. The whole of the internal walls are finished in an ivory texture and silver ash doors and internal fittings gives an artistic finish to the spacious foyers and the hall. Ultra modern lighting has been installed."

The Picadilly was one of the last cinemas erected before W.W. II stopped construction for almost six years. Ross Thorne in Cinemas of Australia via U.S.A. (1981), described the building in the following way:-

"The Piccadilly seemed almost at the crossroads. There seemed little theme about the elements which made up its design. Chevron shaped windows harkening back to the jazz style provided light to the sweeping curved stair within the corner element. Most qf the remaining windows were rectangular with some circular and half circular. The ceiling of the upper foyer had the simplicity of the Moderne style with the smooth fibrous plaster sweeping down to a fibrous plaster flat soffitted spine which housed indirect lighting. The auditorium was simple with a strip of indirect lighting on the ceiling each side stretching from the proscenium to the rear of the auditorium; another strip, this time of plaster grille work incorporating lights also ran the full length but in the centre of the ceiling. The smooth side walls were decorated by large streamlined wheels with a centre slip-stream motif projecting towards the proscenium a short distance and being taken up by a thin mould line which swept down in a curve and returned towards the rear of the audi totium." 78. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

- 2 -

The building is of environmental significance as it is a major feature of O'Connell Street, because of its design and corner site. It is however somewhat isolated. The integrity of the Piccadilly, has been until recently remarkably high, although the auditorium is in the process of being subdivided to form twin cinemas.

D.M.S. (Amended 21/9/83) 5:DCP10C/D 79 •.

Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 29/0312 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID 181-189 O'Connell Street, CO-ORDINATES PICCADILLY CINEMA North Adelaide 944 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Cinema Investments Pty. Ltd. Entertainment A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) Residential District ' Piccadilly Cinema D. Clifford Theatres - Upper North Forum Cinema Ltd. - Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social life - Entertainment GRADING A R15.2 El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) Industrialisation and War A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1928 - 1945 - Depression, Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Yes Opened October 1940. EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (Jl-J3 J 1 PERSON/ GROUP D. Clifford - important figure in development of motion n-:i"'t-nro ont-ort-,;:dnmo-nt- ;., .1'1rlo1<:~-:r!o I~ I ...~ J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT The building is indicative of the type of detailing of nremises Part of the exn:=~nsion of rinem::~ nonularitv. * DESIGN I Kl-K6) K1 DESIGNER Evans, Bruer and Hall in conjunction with Guy Crick (Sydney) * K2 CONTRACTOR R.J. Nurse * K3 STYLE Transitional in style illustrating aspects of Art Deco together with features of streaml1ned "Moderne". * K4 DESIGN The wrap around forms bold massing,chevron windows and general "streamlinednform are typical of cinemas of this date. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Composite reinforced concrete skeleton with brick infill - T.J::J11ino- rPnilererl ~ * K6 INTERIOR Of great significance due to original detailing. * INTEGRITY ( L1- L2) Ll ALTERATIONS In 1956-57 shops and verandah erected. No major alterations agparent, although building being converted for use as twin * c1nema. L2 CONDITION Good *

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ An important element in 0 'Connell Street LANDSCAPE * l I M2 LANDMARK Part of the Northern 'Entrance' to the City. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

A;mended 21/9/83 I

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 80.

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

ITEM PICCADILLY CINEMA BUILDING NO. 29/0312* ADDRESS 2-10 Childers Street, North Adelaide; 181-193 O'Connell Street CT 2479/136 & 137

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SCALE (a~JproxJ 1 : 480 81. ITEN No. 211

HOUSE 168 Jeffcott Street.

This item, drawn frrnn 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 constdered 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, i terns constdered 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 addit.lonal research by Council's Historical Analysis Consultants (for Stage I of the City of Adelaide Heritage Study) Donovan, Marsden and Stark, and are fully docwnented in these volumes. There are some fifty such items.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 82.

CIT of DE s THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

....------·------·------. ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 29/2021 ADDRESS 168 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide

JEFFCOTT STREET

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SCCILE la~:prox) 1 : 480 83. ITEM No. 212 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

SHOP 171-173 O'Connell Street, North Adelaide

This item is of historic significance primarily for the manner in which it demonstrates the residential and commercial development of North Adelaide. It is characteristic of the society which existed before the popularisation of motor transport when communities were localised, and residents were more dependent upon local shops and trades people to satisfy their needs.

This building is associated with one of North Adelaide's early storekeepers, James Mason, who first became associated with the Town Acre in 1850 (GRO 390/20). Although described at this time as a labourer he appears to have quickly established himself as a storekeeper. A mortgage taken out in 1851 may indicate buildings erected at this time. Another mortgage taken out in 1858 probably indicates further buildings possibly in relation to this structure. This two-storeyed shop is important as it is an early survivor of the period during which O'Connell Street was just beginning to establish itself as a commercial hub. The construction of the building with tuck pointed limestone rubble reflects this relatively early date.

This is not an item of major environmental significance or of much distinction. Though set on the pavement alignment it has few distinguishing features, apart from its two-storeyed form and chamfered corner, housing the entrance.

The structural integrity of the item is relatively high.

D.M.S. 1/9/82

4:P1/A/ll 84.

A1 FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 29/2304-1 H RITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES Shop 171-173 O'Connell Street, 919 North Adelaide Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Leigh Trust Shop A7 PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 - J. Mason Watkins - Upper North Ward Adelaide Smith AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.8 Social Life - retailing GRADING B El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864 - Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED ca1855 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3 I J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built for James Mason - storekeeper. * J2 EVENT - J3 CONTEXT Illustrates aspects of early physical and residential ~·:c develooment of North Adelaide. DESIGN f K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER ? K2 CONTRACTOR ? K3 STYLE Illustrative ot the early Adelaide retail vernacular, Wlth typical form though little architectural detailing. * K4 DESIGN Building is important as an early example of its type. Tuck-. pointed limestone, paned windows and lack of eaves all * indicative of a relatively early date. K 5 CONSTRUCTION Limestone rubble with brick dressings. * K6 INTERIOR Not inspected. -

INTEGRITY ( L1 -l2) L 1 AlTERATIONS Ground floor rendered - shop window appears to have been altered- (verandah removed?). Retains orieinal aooearance. L2 CONDITION Item appears sound but in need of maintenance. Ground flooi appears to be suffering from salt damp. * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Not a dominant element in the streetscape as it is LANDSCAPE unfortunately visually isolated. *

M 2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT Plan form is as portrayed in the Smith Survey of 1880.

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 lOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes. 85.

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

ITEM SHOP BUILDING NO.

ADDRESS 17l~l73 O'Connell Street, North Adelaide; 29/2304.1 32-34 Fenchurch Street CT 957/129

CHILDERS ST.

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LOMBARD ST.

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 86. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 213 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

Fonner METHODIST CHURCH (PART CHANNEL 9 STUDIOS) 62 Wellington Square, North Adelaide.

Historically this former Church is significant, primarily for its association with a branch of Methodism, the Primitive Hethodists. Adherents to this particular denomination made a major contribution to South Australian life and included such notables as Sir Samuel t\Tay who is directly associated with this building. In addition, this building exemplifies the development of Primitive Methodism in South Australia, together with the later effects of the Methodist Union of 1900 and population decrease and subsequent congregation decline resulting in the closure of the Church in the late 1920's.

In order to set in context the important contribution made by the Primitive Methodists in South Australia it is of interest that at the time of the initiation of this parish in 1857 there were twenty-five Primitive Methodist Chapels in South Australia and five ministers. The dominance of the non-confonnists has often been demonstrated and the early eastern building facing Tynte Street illustrates the consolidation of this religious group. It was erected in 1857/58 to a design by J.W. Cole on land purchased on 13th November, 1856. A combination of boom years and the increasingly closer settlement of the Town Acres in North Adelaide in the 1870's led to the need for larger accommodation. In 1881, Daniel Garlick prepared the design for the nev Church, the substantial extension facing Wellington Square. The foundation stone for this Church, which became the largest Primitive Methodist Church in South Australia, was laid by Samuel Hay on 1st August, 1881, the construction being carried out by Thos. Gidely. The magazine, the South Australian Primitive Methodist Record of July, 1882, recorded details of the opening: "We have just opened one of the handsomest Churches in the fair City of Adelaide. On 1st August, 1881, the foundation stone was laid by His Honour Chief Justice Way and on 25th June, 1882, it was opened for Divine Service ••• At the public meeting held in the Church, the building was so crowded that scores were unable to obtained seats. His Honour

the Chief Justice presided in his usual genial 'Lvay o •• We feel ourselves under lasting obligation to His Honour for his timely counsels and practical sympathy. The meeting was addressed by the Revs. J.G. Wright, 0. Copland, J. Lloyd, W. Jenkin, H. Cole, A.W. Webb and W. Diment."

Although the building could be considered something of a Cathedral Church for the Primitive Hethodists and although it attracted the prominent ministers the Rev o H. Gilmore and Rev. J. Day Thompson demographic change and Methodist Union resulted in the demise of the building as a centre for Methodism. By 1925, the building was still described as a "striking and well-preserved Building". It was however, realised that the future of the congregation and therefore the building was uncertain. It is important to note the comments of the Church at this tbne, "the population of North Adelaide has changed with the pass years, and the opening of Churches in newer suburbs has had an influence upon all Churches of North Adelaide ••• to close down the Church would weaken Protestantism in a strong Roman Catholic Centre, and Methodism \vould proclaim itself a failure and give up a valuable position and a fine property". Nevertheless, the Church was encutnbered by debt and between 1928 and 1932 closed its doors. 87. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

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The building remains however, in a very good state of repair and a prominent streetscape element of Wellington Square. In addition it represents a notable bookend to the streetscape of the northern side of Tynte Street, the former High Street of North Adelaide. The style of the building, utilising robustly handled classical elements, distinguishes the non-conformity of its builders from the Anglican and Roman Catholic congregations who readily built in the Gothic idiom. The facade to Wellington Square and the elevation to Tynte Street are vigorously treated with the use of crisp stucco and deep reveals making full use of the building's east-west orientation and the play of light and shade. The arcaded southern elevation, its use of the giant order and the large expanses of original punch faced sandstone ashlar is of particular note.

D.M.S. 4:DCP10B/O (Amended 12/9/83) 38.

Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADElAIDE ASSESSMENT COH!-lUHATION USE ONLY HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET No. 30/0116-2 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES FORMER CHURCH 62 Wellington Square, NA 860

Bl CURRENT OWNER Southern Tele 82 PREDOMINANT USE vision Corp. Ltd. Storage. A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 Upper North Adelaide Precinct Primitive Methodist Trustees of Primitive Worship Church Methodist Church Dance A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dt HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Religion - Primitive Methodism GRADING R15., 6 El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864-1884 Consolidation Boom period Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED t-cF::-:-1-:V=E-:::-cRI:-:-F~IE-'::-D-=D-=-A=TE-=-(s=)------i COMMENDED 1857/58jMain section opened 25th June 1882 Yes

l EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING I E VG Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3 G Primitive Metho4ists - once the largest in South Australia Jl PERSON/GROUP Important due to prominence of archoishop congregation including Sir Samuel Way. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Part of the development of one of the influential religious groups in SA - it underscores Dissenter dominance. * DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER Daniel Garlick. * I K2 CONTRACTOR Thomas Gidely. * K3 STYLE Italianate. * K4 DESIGN Notable for design of facades to ~ Tynte Street and Wellin ton Sq. Stucco work particularly original &well executed. *

K5 CONSTRUCTION Sandstone ashlar. ·lc

K6 INTERIOR

INTEGRITY ( L1 -l ) unchanged-= * *

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Mt STREETSCAPE/ A dominant feature - on a corner site. It complements LANDSCAPE major buildings in Tyn te Street. and the landscape of * Wellington Square. M 2 LANDMARK A dominant element of both Wellington Square and Tynte Street. *I N1 OTHER COMMENT This repFesented an addition to a small chapel which had been built in 1857 /58 to design of J .W. Cole.

Amended 19/9/83

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LiSTH4G LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 89.

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

ITEM STUDIO 9 (FMR. METHODIST CHURCH) BUILDING NO·

ADDRESS 62 Wellington Square, North Adelaide 30/0116.2 (on part land at 62-80 Wellington Square;

w 0:: Channel ~ 5.fudio~. <( ~ 0 (./)

z 0 f-. ~ z Lim~on~ rubble wifh hricl< quoins. _J _J w 1881 ~ AddHion No/e; . Rusfic.af,o~ ami vermicula+Jon. F?ende-r~d facade.. ~~====~~~~~~~~ !5andsfone wolf with rendered 5quard hammered copi"?.!} I casf iron rallrn.:J6· !7oMtY5font: w/fh TYNTE STREET 5-lue.co t!!:nrichmel?f-

SCAlf lapprOAJ 1 : 480 90. ITEM No. 214

ROYAL OAK HOTEL 121-129 O'Connell Street.

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 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:DCPlOC/T 91.

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ITEM ROYAL OAK HOTEL BUILDING NO. 30/0218 ADDRESS 121-129 O'Connell Street, North Adelaide 237

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SC A.LE ( approx) 1 : 480 92. ITEM No. 215

OXFORD HOTEL/NATIONAL BANK 101-109 O'Connell Street~

The inclusion of this item was consirlered 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 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 i terns.

Deparbnent of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 93.

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

·------·------·------. ITEM OXFORD HOTEL AND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING NO. 30/0222* ADDRESS 101-109 0 'Connell Street, North Adelaide; 122-130 Tynte Street CT 3945/140 3536/80

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CA._,\ 1~01-..l ~WJ-$1~ ?~t::>\ZE..l-"> A,.N1:::::> c:.&:> 1:... U I l>.lO,.E. t V~DA-.~ p. ll) ENC.I-O

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SCALE(af!proxJ 1 480 94. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEN No. 216 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

Former ROW COTTAGES 134-140 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

These cottages which are approximately 130 years old are historically significant largely because of their age, and the manner in which they are part of the diverse residential character and development of North Adelaide. One facet of this residential character is represented by the grand dwellings overlooking the Park Lands; these cottages rather illustrate the development of accommodation for people who were required to be near the commercial centre of North Adelaide. One of these dwellings was used as a private school by John Parr, in 1871.

This small row of vernacular dwellings is important for its relatively original appearance. By 1849 the A.C.C. Rate Assessments record that three stone cottages occupied the sit~ but by 1854 this description had been increased to four. Their hipped roof, paned double hung windows and small fanlights with radiating glazing bars exemplify a certain late-Georgian influence shown in many of the early North Adelaide houses. In addition they are constructed of the locally available limestone rubble, and are prominently sited almost on the line of the pavement.

These cottages are significant for the manner in which they demonstrate the one-time residential character and scale of the area. They are distinctive, interesting, and evencurious in their juxtaposition with the large public buildings which characterise Tynte Street.

These cottages are now used for commercial purposes. They have been altered, and, the services have been upgraded because of this. As a consequence, their historical authenticity has been impaired, although their basic form remains.

D.M.S. 3.6.82 95 •.

A1 FORM I BUILDING CITY OF ADElAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 30/0224 HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAl MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES Former ROW COTTAGES 134-140 Tynte Street 864 North Adelaide Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE R.J. Ferravant &H.E. Tucker Shops A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) J.F. Schmidt R16 North - J. Steeds Residences Adelaide Village E. Watkins AB DEVElOPMENT ZONE ~ ~ ~ ...... , 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) u • .t.I\.. OJilll-11 Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residences GRADING Rl6.1

El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1846-1864 Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED F1 VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Built by 1849 - ACC Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG Fjp HISTORY (Jl-J3 G NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Owned by J.F. Schmidt in 1849, who ran the noted Exchange Hotel in Hindley Street * J2 EVENT - I J3 CONTEXT A facet of the residential development of North Adelaide * I DESIGN ( K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - - K2 CONTRACTOR - - K3 STYLE Row of dwellings is illustrative of vernacular construction of this period and is an important and rare example of this * .f-.r..-...-- .;.,... +"h.-- c· K4 DESIGN ':!1""' ...LU, .....UV 'U..L ..... J The ap~earance of the row is consistent with their early d~t~ w1t~ h~pped ro~f, banel windows, and small fanlights * w1th rad1at1ng glaz1ng ars K5 CONSTRUCTION Limestone rubble construction * K6 INTERIOR Upgraded with modern services for new use * INTEGRITY ( l1 -L2) l1 AlTERATIONS Roof is new, chimneys have been removed - interiors upgraded for use as shops * L2 CONDITION Appear to be sound and in good condition * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPEI A distinctive feature of Tynte Street because of its low LANDSCAPE scale and alignment of the verandah with the pavement *

M 2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HER IT AGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 96.

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

ITEM SHOPS, former HOUSES BUILDING NO. 30/0224* ADDRESS 134-140 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 3328/14, 15 & 16

CO'hlV£.)(' VEJZ:ANP.b..~ 'F02. \.\A\...F t...JEJ..lc::;'"t"\4 or rA.::::::At:>E- TYNTE STREET

SC .C..LE ( approx J 1 : 480 97. ITEM No. 217

RESTAURANT (former MANSE) 142 Tynte Street. BAPTIST CHURCH HALL 148 Tynte Street. BAPTIST CHURCH & STABLES 154 Tynte Street.

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 additlonal research by Counc11 '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 98.

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

ITEM RESTAURANT (former MANSE) BUILDING NO. 30/0227 ADDRESS 142 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 195/193

GOVER PLACE

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TYNTE STREET

SCI\LE (approx) 1 : 480 99.

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

ITEM BAPTIST CHURCH HALL BUILDING NO. 30/0228 ADDRESS 144-146 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 2178/9

GOVER PLACE

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w f z > f- ~L.UE.."S.IONE.. Wl\14 -$\0C.C.O 'E..NRICHtA.EJ-..1\ A..Nt> 12.E.t... n::e::: Pt-IN\H

TYNTE STREET

SCI\LE (a~;prox) 1 : 480 100.

t:>...~\M{11,. ~~- 'V/' !Y r· -·1 o · ·~~&•~t ~ CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY ~ ~~iJ? J-.. PLAN~'' THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS

ITEM BAPTIST CHURCH BUILDING NO. 30/0229-1 ADDRESS 148-156 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 675/127

GOVER PLACE ------

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SCALE(aJ?proxJ 1 480 101.

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

------·--. ITEM Former STABLES BUILDING NO. 30/0229-2 ADDRESS At rear 148-156 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 675/127 and part CT 2178/9

GOVER PLACE NOTE.: 12.E.A.~ WJ.J..J-

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SCALE(approx) 1: 480 102. ITEM No. 218

NORTH ADELAIDE INSTITUTE & POST OFFICE 164-176 Tyn~e Street.

The inclusion of this itan 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 documentatlon is still in the course of preparation.

At the srune 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 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.

Deparbnent of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 103.

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

------·------··---·----·------·------, ITEM NORTH ADELAIDE INSTITUTE AND POST OFFICE BUILDING NO. 30/0231* ADDRESS164-176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 1957/41 3967/143

TYNTE PLACE

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SCA.LE(approx) 1 480 104. ITEM No. 219

RECHABITE HALL 182-184 Tynte Street.

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 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 105.

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------·--·-·------·---- ·------. ..------., ITEM RECHABITE HALL BUILDING NO. 30/0235 ADDRESS 182-184 Tynte Street, North Adelaide; (known as 180 Tynte Street) CT 3952/143

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SCALE(approx) 1: 480 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, ST~ 06 • ITEH No. 220 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

BARKER KINDERGARTEN, 195 Tynte Street, North Adelaide.

This building was donated to the Kindergarten Union by Mrs. A.E. & Miss E.K. Barker in memory of Messrs. John and A.E. Barker. It opened on 2/8/1926~ with pupils and staff being transferred from the Archer Street Kindergarten which till then, had used the Methodist Hall. This building is historically significant for the manner in which it illustrates the development of the Kindergarten movement in particular, and that of pre-school education in general, particulary after the advances made in child welfare and education after World War I.

This building is of little architectural interest, although it displays detailing typical of its period (particularly the gables with their cement dressings). The large return verandah, brick construction and paned windows give the Kindergarten a distinctly domestic appearance.

The environmental significance of the item is high. It is a distinctive element, located on a corner site, and its scale complements the residential character of the area.

The integrity of the building appears to be high, there being no major alterations evident.

D.M.S.--OC<- 10.6.82 107. -- A1 FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADElAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 30/2004 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID Barker Kindergarten 195 Tynte Street, CO-ORDINATES 836 North Adelaide. B1 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Kindergarten Union of S .A. Pre-school education A7 PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(S) R15 - - Upper North - Adelaide AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Pre-school education GRADING Rl5.6 E1 HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1914-1927 - War and change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Tender accepted March 1926; Opened 2/8/1926 Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp HISTORY (J 1-J3) NA Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for Kindergarten Union. Donated by Mrs. A.E. & Miss E .K. Barker in memory of Messrs. J. & A.E. Barker. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Illustrates the development of the Kindergarten movement. * DESIGN I Kl-K6) Kl DESIGNER E.H. McMichael * K2 CONTRACTOR M.C. Richardson K3 STYLE Gabled roof and cement dressings are typical of the period * which often portrays little definitive "style". * K4 DESIGN The building with large return verandah, brick walls, and paned paired windows, is distinctly domestic in appearance. * K5 CONSTRUCTION Red brick - rendered quoins and detailing. Galvanised iron roof. * K6 INTERIOR Appears original - but little of note. * INTEGRITY ( L1 - L2) Ll ALTERATIONS Few alterations apparent - none of consequence. * L2 CONDITION Appears sound and in very good condition. * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ A distinctive element because of its corner site, but its LANDSCAPE residential character complements that of the area. *

M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant element. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT The Barker Free Kindergarten opened on 2nd August, 1926. This Kindergart ~n had commenced in the Archer Street Methodist Hall in 1921.

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 108 .

1 • \ LAf\;1 ...\_ / ~/ CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY $11<7-~..)tl ()~ - ___. .. !:-- THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS 10 --iRTI'Av

ITEM BARKER KINDERGARTEN BUILDING NO. 30/2004 ADDRESS 193-195 Tynte Street~ North Adelaide 33-39 Cambridge Street. CT 1517/37

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SCALE (approxJ 1 : 480 109. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 221 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

WELLINGTON HOTEL, 34-38 Wellington Square, North Adelaide

This hotel is noteworthy for the manner in which it illustrates the development of Adelaide's hotels generally, and that of North Adelaide in particular. Like many hotels, it underwent periodic additions and alterations. Assessment records suggest that it underwent substantial improvement in 1910 and again in 1914, such that the building effectively dates from that time, though the Wellington Inn existed on the site at least as early as 1857. F.J. Botting, the one-time owner, was head of the auctioneering firm of F.J. Botting & Co. and a director of the first building society to be started in Adelaide (the Adelaide and Suburban Building Society). He became a proprietor of the Hindmarsh Brewery and carried this on for a time under the name of Haussen & Co. from whom it was acquired, and under which name the hotel is still owned.

The hotel, although typical of the form of many of Adelaide's hostelries of the time, is nevertheless important due to its high level of detailing and the relatively original state of its major facades. The cantilevered balcony is unusually characterised by timber detailing rather than the cast iron embellishment of hotels of the earlier boom period. Verandah brackets reminiscent of Chinese Chippendale style,as well as the crisp label mould~are distinctive. This is an important visual element in Wellington Square which is enhanced by its corner siting.

The external integrity of the main block on the corner appears to be high. The additions to the south are unsympathetic.

D.M.S. 11.6.82 110. A1 FORM I BUILDING OF ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY E ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET ~Jo.30/2024 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T. A. A6 NATIONAl MAP GRID Wellington Hotel 34-38 Wellington Square, CO-ORDINATES 816 North Adelaide. 81 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Haussen & Co. P/L Hotel A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 Wellington Inn F.J. Botting - Upper North Adelaide A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.6 Social Life - Hotels GRADING

E1 HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) B A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 - Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED ~F-1-V-'E_R_IF-IE~D--DA_T_E~(S-)------~ COMMENDED 1910* - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Ffp NA HIS T 0 RY ( J 1-J 3 ) Jl PERSON/GROUP !Associated with F .J. Botting who arrived in South Australia fn 18~9., He became h~ad of F ,J. Bottin_g & Co. and director of * 1lfidela1de s first Building Soc1ety. He Became a oroorietor of J2 EVENT IH.aussen & Co. 's H1ndmarsh Brewery. * J3 CONTEXT !Associated with social development of North Adelaide. *

DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - I K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE Corner form of the hotel is typical although detailing (particularly joinery) is indicative of a later date. * K4 DESIGN The building is distinctive due to its prominence and its I stone dressings to openings, the timber embellished * cantilevered balcony and the "Chinese Chippendale" brackets. I K5 CONSTRUCTION Bluestone rubble w1th stucco dressings. * KB INTERIOR bf little interest, due to periodic renovations and * ~efurbishments, demanded by public taste and fashion. INTEGRITY ( L1 - L2) L1 ALTERATIONS Red-brick and concrete block additions are out of character. ~arliest building, however, retains original appearance. * L2 CONDITION !Early portion in good condition. * ENVIRONMENT IM1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ ,he building is distinctive and a major element in the LANDSCAPE streetscape because of its scale, and colour scheme. * I M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature. *

Nl OTHER COMMENT*Assessment Records suggest that this building effectively dates from 1910. The Wellington Inn existed as early as 1857 when it waf the venue for celebrations when Edmund Wright became an alderman. The building on the Smith Survey plan of 1880 differs markedly from that of today. In 1910, the annual value of the hotel suddenly increased from l100 which it had been since 1880, to 1150; it further increased to l19 5 in 1914 • 111 •

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ITEM WELLINGTON HOTEL BUILDING NO. 30/2024 ADDRESS 34-38 Wellington Square, North Adelaide CT 3506/106

co.nhlwuuJ. bttlco.-t~ ~itt\t w ~....-~ eJC-h!nsive iimbeY ~-\c:i,linq 0:: <( :::::> 0 lf) Cou~ r~~Otn b\ves-b?ne' 1.\Jlth StUCC.O ennC.htt\e~t z 0 I ~ CO t\cxet-e z b~ oc\dit~orv• _J _j w ~

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 112 DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK •· ITEM No. 222 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

NORTH ADELAIDE HOTEL 165 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

This hotel is historically significant for the manner in which it reflects the development of many of Adelaide's hotels, but more par ticularly because it illustrates the development of Tynte Street as the "high street" of North Adelaide, characterised by many.substantial, public buildings.

The complex is important for its relative originality, retaining a yard and outbuildings at the rear as well as hitching posts once common features of the older Hotels. The rear yard enclosed by limestone rubble outbuildings and walling appears on the Smith Survey and would appear to date from the earlier days of the Commercial Inn as it was known from 1850, in which year it was first licensed. The later frontage of ca. 1881 is of bluestone and sandstone with stuccoed and brick enrichment. The facade to Tynte Street with its verandah which springs from the cantilevered balcony is of particular importance.

The hotel is of considerable environmental significance. Its form, scale and detailing reinforces the character of Tynte Street which is derived from the many significant buildings on the northern side.

The external integrity of the hotel appears to be high. The ground floor bar rooms have been "opened up", but the basic plan form, stair case and upper floor appear largely intact. The building would appear not to have been altered externally since 1881.

D.M.S. 27.5.82 113.

·- Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. 30/2105 HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES NORTH ADELAIDE HOTEL 165 Tynte Street, N.A. 835 B1 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE S .A. Brewing Co Ltd Hotel A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R 16 N-orth Commercial Hotel F.W.H. Iben. Adelaide Village M. I ben - AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE Dl HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Hotels GRADING R 16.1 El_~~~OR~CAJ.§tgl40D(S)Boom Period A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED 1881* - ACC Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

HISTORY (J1-J3 E VG G Fjp NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Major works were undertaken for Mrs M. Iben in 1881. It * was taken over by the S.A. Brewing Co in 1905 J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Assoc1ated w1th the development of North Adela1de, particularly of Tynte Street as a major hub of public services * DESIGN I K1-K6) and faci 1 i ties in North Adelaide Kl DESIGNER - K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE The building is unusually elaborate and original. It lS * typically enriched by Italianate stuccoed detail K4 DESIGN Form of complex as a whole is of great interest, particularly the survival of the courtyard at the rear. High * quality detailinQ is complemented by substantial verandah K5 CONSTRUCTION and balcony Rear sections of limestone rubble. 1880 s frontage is of * K6 INTERIOR sandstone w1th bluestone s1de and rear wa111ng Interior seems to retain many original (1881) features, * INTEGRITY (U- L2 11nclud1ng mould1ngs, j o1nery L1 ALTERATIONS The main block appears to be integral with face alterations apparent to the exterior * L2 CONDITION The hotel appears to be sound and 1n good cond1t1on "1(

ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ This item is distinctive and makes a positive contribution LANDSCAPE to Tynte Street, enhancing its "High Street" character. * Hitching posts are of interest M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature *

Nl OTHER COMMENT * This hotel effectively dates from 1881. The Commercial Inn was built in 1850. However assessment records indicate major building works in 1881 when the annual value of the hotel increased from J 70 to J,200. Howeve~ the courtyard at the rear predates the 1881 rebuilding of the earlier Inn.

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT Recorded List STATUS - - - Yes " 114.

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ITEM NORTH ADELAIDE HOTEL BUILDING NO. 30/2105 ADDRESS 165-169 Tynte Street, North Adelaide CT 4151/319

Lar~e. leadltjht Note: ~!Sfiron balu.sfrrui•"J tt!!OtUrt: pant!: I · \ and spandrels +o veranda hj balcony. TYNTE STREET

Bfue5ton~ rubble 5qua.red hammered wifh bric.k quoins eavrdstone wt+n stuGLO enric:.nme.nt.

Lirru!5'1-on~ rubble ( fh:>bablj daft:~ /rom +he earlier commere.ia1 hott!:J.

Brick c.dd if ion

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 115. ITEM No. 223

former FRIENDLY SOCIETIES HALL 141 Tynte Street.

The inclusion of this item was cormidered 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 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 srune meeting, it~ns 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 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 116.

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------·---·------. ITEM Former FRIENDLY SOCIETIES HALL BUILDING NO. 30/2203 ADDRESS 141 Tynte Street, North Adelaide; 22 Chapel Street CT 313/11&12

TYNTE STREET

CHAPEL STREET

SCA.LE (ar;proxJ 1 : 480 ·------···---·- ....______- --··------"' 117. DONOVAN, MARSDE~, STARK ITEM No. 224 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

BELMONT~ 7 2 Brougham Place, North Adelaide.

This building dates from 1856 when the design,won in competition,was prepared by Edmund Wright for the North Adelaide Masonic and Public Hall Association. Although it was "confidently expected that the scheme would be carried out" and foundations were laid out in June, 1856, the foundation stone was not laid until 25th August, 1858, as stated in the following advertisement contained in the S.A. Register of that date.

"NORTH ADELAIDE MASONIC AND PUBLIC HALL ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Association are hereby informed that the FOUNDATION STONE of the HALL will be LAID by HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR-IN CHIEF and Principal Grand Lodge Officers on Wednesday the 25th inst. at 2 o'clock precisely, the Members of the Craft meeting at the Lodge Room Kermode Street at 1 on the same day ..... from whence they will proceed to the ground, situate within the stone wall in Brougham Place a little west of O'Connell Street."

The ceremony was performed in accordance with Masonic rites by Sir R.G. MacDonnell, Governor-in-Chief of the Province of South Australia and John Lazar, Esq., Mayor of Adelaide and D.P.G.M. of the Craft of Freemasons, and by Members of the Provincial Grand Lodge.

The Hall was erected by a company of shareholders, called the North Adelaide Masonic and Public Hall Association, its Trustees being John Bentham Neales, M.P., John Tuthill Bagot, M.P., and Samuel Wright, the Directors being Frederick Wicksteed, Ulysses North Bagot, William T. Sabben, John Richardson and Edward M. Bagot, the Hon. Secretary being William A. Hughes.

The design was described as:-

"Roman Doric surmounted by a handsome cornice which rises over a pediment in the centre ..... the building when finished will be a handsome addition to North Adelaide, where the want of a public hall has long been felt."

On 27th December, 1858, the building was opened, this ceremony being described in the S.A. Register of 28th December, 1858.

"Brother W.A. Hughes, W.M. of the Lodge of Truth, addressed the Deputy Provincial Grand Master, informing him that the Brethren of the Lodge of Truth, being animated with a desire to promote the honour and best interests of the Institution, had, at great pains and expense, erected this Masonic temple, and are desirous that the same should be approved by yourself and your Grand Lodge officers, and solemnly Dedic::~ted to Masonic purposes."

Although the design of the building was capable of extensive additions, a Hall 80 x 40 x 24 feet high being mooted, this was never executed. 118. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

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"The portion of the building which is completed comprises a fine entrance hall 27 x 8 feet with the supper room 27 x 14 feet on the right hand and on the left hand, the tyler's room 14 x 9 feet with cellar of the same size under, and the waiting room 14 x 13 feet. Upstairs is the apartment at present called the Hall 40 x 27 feet and 13 feet 3 inches high. The supper room is at present used for the library of the new North Adelaide Institute - a Society which bids fair to being a very flourishing one ..... the elevation of the building is handsome, and will, when completed, form a great ornament to that part of the City."

It can be seen from the attached plan of the building in 1880 that these dimensions are consistent with the present main section of "Belmont", marked ( 1).

The use of this building as Masonic/Institute headquarters does not appear to have been long lived however, for on 17th April, 1863, two of the trustees, J.B. Neales and J.T. Bagot, sold the property to Dr. John Woodforde for 650 pounds.

The additions at the rear marked as (2) on the attached plan probably date from this period and presumably occupy part of the site of the large Masonic Hall which was never built.

Woodforde occupied this building from 1863 having quit his former residence in Hindley Street. This association, although brief, (he died on 11th April, 1866) is significant since he arrived in S.A. on the brig "Rapid" commanded by Colonel William Light on 20th August, 1836. In September of that year the ship's company crossed from Kangaroo Island to the area now known as Rapid Bay, from where Light made many of his preliminary explorations, most notably for the site of the capital. Woodforde remained one of Light's closest friends, supporting him through the difficulties of the Hindmarsh administration, Woodforde making the following comments in his diary with regard to the siting of Adelaide.

"In the selection of the site for the town, Colonel Light has shown, in my opinion, great judgement and firmness. There are many discontented who are impelled by envy to find fault with his choice. It appears to me that there is nothing to wish for in the selection."

Woodforde, appointed Surgeon to the Rapid was then made Surgeon to the Survey Department and later became a member of the Medical Board to administer the Medical Ordinance Act in South Australia. In 1856 the Coroner George Stevenson died and Woodforde took his place.

After Woodforde's death in 1866 his wife continued living at the Brougham Place address until the early 1870's when the house was taken over by Albion J. Tolley who founded the wine and spirit firm of A.E. & F. Tolley. The building is additionally significant because of this and the manner in which the former Hall converted to a house, reflects the cultural development of North Adelaide and the residential importance of Brougham Place and Palmer Place in particular. 119. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

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This building is of considerable architectural significance due to its association with Edmund Wright, Architect, and English and Brown, Builders, these names being of great importance to the later 1870's boom period and SouthAustralian development in general. The building designed in 1856 is an early commission for Wright and may be the earliest to survive from his hand in South Australia. Although Wright arrived in South Australia in 1849, his practice did not immediately flourish, Weir and Lambeth, being perhaps the pre-eminent architects of this period. Edmund Wright advertised extensively and put forward numerous designs for projects including the City Bridge and St. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Cathedral. In the early 1850's he was employed by the Corporation as City Surveyor and held other positions to supplement his relatively small salary. In 1854 commissions included the erection of an Exchange and offices in King William Street and possibly a Mill at Goolwa. The few tender notices by \Vright in the first half of the 1850's indicate little increase in his practice until late 1854 when he invited tenders for the erection of the Methodist Church in Archer Street. The design of the Brougham Place Masonic Hall produced in Jan. 1856 is therefore early and of great importance to an understanding of Wright's development as an architect and public figure of some standing.

The design of the principal elevation is a symbolic one, made obvious by the Masonic association, where Orders of architecture are accorded special significance. In this case, stylised "Roman Doric" was used in giant order form, the pilasters carrying through both storeys. This elevation is disciplined and well proportioned, the originally symmetrical composition emphasised by the central pediment. The paned double-hung windows and blind cases give the upper floor a distinctly Georgian appearance, which is both distinctive and unusual in Adelaide. The original section of the house is well constructed of limestone rubble, the whole being quite a sophisticated building for its age. The western section of the house with the bay window (numbered 3 of the attached plan) probably dates from the occupation of Tolley in the 1870's, the similarly detailed porch suggesting that this too dates from the later period.

This building with its three obvious stages of construction still maintains in the original section the internal plan form detailed above, although the Hall on the first floor has been subdivided. Finishes have been altered and the building has suffered from termite attack and water entry. Present lack of maintenance threatens this building, which must be seen as one of the most important to survive in North Adelaide.

The historical and architectural significance of this item is complemented by its locational importance near the conjunction of Brougham and Palmer Places. Its distinctive facade, scale and lack of set-back make this item a strong visual element in the area, which is predominantly two storeyed along Brougham ridge. It is at one end of the important Palmer Place group and fulfills the important role as "buffer" to the commercial development which has taken place immediately to the east. 120. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

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REFERENCES

S.A. Register

25th and 26th August, 1858; 27th December, 1858.

A History of (the) First Fifty Years of Freemasonry in S.A. 1834-1884 by Charles Glover, Osborne, Adelaide, 1915

S.A.A. PRG 128/12/1; Woodforde Biography (Lendon). S.A.A. 1384/54; Synopsis of 't-Joodforde Diary (Morphett).

Paul Stark (7/2/83)

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Extract from Smith Survey (1880) Field Book 21/62 regarding the building now known as Belmont. 122.

A1 FORM/BUILDING ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY SUMMARY SHEET No. 31/0401 A5 ASSESSMENT NO.

A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID 72 CO-ORDINATES Belmont Brougham Place, 740 North Adelaide 81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE J.H. & C.L. Borthwick Caretaker in residence A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 N.A. Masonic and Trustees of N.A. Masonic Upper North Public Hall and Public ·Hall Hall Adelaide Precinct Woodforde ~·Tolley, Salorn Residence Swift House Gooch, Sw1ft. AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Rl5 • 4 Social Life - Cultural Development and Residential GRADING El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILiTY 1845-1864 - Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED r.F~l~V~.E~R~IF~l-E~D~OA~T=E~(S~)------~ COMMENDED 1856-1858 (Register 25 & 26 August and 28 December, 1858) * EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

VG G Fjp NA * J2 EVENT ?

J3 CONTEXT Illustrative o and residential *

Kl DESIGNER one of his earliest commissions to survive * K2 CONTRACTOR En lish & Brown * K3 STYLE Original section of building evocative of Classically der1ved architecture of the late Georgian (Regency) period. * K4 DESIGN A rare example of associationist design, the use of stylise Doric pilasters being symbolically derived from Masonic * rit~al .. Rare example or use of g1ant order in building of K5 CONSTRUCTION * K6 INTERIOR *

M1 STREETSCAPE/ An item of major significance at the conjunction of Brougha LANDSCAPE and Palmer Places. It terminates the group of two-storeyed * residences along the ridge. M2 lANDMARK Supportive rather than a dominant element. *

N1 OTHER COMMENT The assertion in Early Adelaide Architecture that this was built for J.B. Neales as his house is incorrect, even though Neales is associated with the building as a Trustee of the N.A. Masonic and Public Hall.

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 lOM HAC Ll STING LIST! NG Recorded List - - - STATUS Yes " 123.

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ITEM BELMONT BUILDING NO. 31/0401-2 ADDRESS On land 71-75 Brougham Place, North Adelaide; and 141-149 Ward Street CT 2637/42

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e. I<:U@o&L'E- W\\~ E:..l>-ll<:'l C-)..\~e..NI C.A.i=C:L'( 'E')(\'2>-.lS\~ \N L\Y\E.,.~\c:>NE- 'IZ.U~

BLU'EI<6o\ c:>NE_ '2X'LE.l--l.? \ON (.._.,.01-LE."'< 11 At?P\\\ON)

ILENt:::El2.E:.t:::> 'FAcADe CA.-::.• \i<'..ON FE..NC-E... 'NI'\14 R.E:..Nt::>E..t2:..ED PI!_LA,l<:.? BROUGHAM PLACE

SCALE (approxl 1 : 480 124. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 225 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

KINGSMEAD. 78 Brougham Place, North Adelaide.

This building is historically significant because of its close association with notable colonists. It was erected for Charles Jacobs, the founder of the successful merchant firm of Charles Jacobs & Sons, and purchased by E.M. Bagot in 1869. Bagot was a noted pastoralist, and the contractor responsible for constructing the southern-most part of the Overland . Telegraph in 1871-72. The building is also noteworthy for the manner in which it illustrates the residential development of North Adelaide, and the desirability of a Brougham Place location.

The building is of architectural note, being designed by Wright & Woods, a prominent architectural practice in South Australia at the time. It was built by Charles Farr, at a cost of~3,000 and is a notable example of a grand residence designed, as contemporaries described, in the I tal ian style.

The building is a strong visual element in Brougham Place, similar in scale and style to the development to the west. It reinforces the earlier resfdential character of this area.

The external integrity of the building appears to be high, though there is evidence of the remov~) of a ground floor verandah. The ground floor wings are of later date (1920 1 s) and the tiled roof is also a later modification.

D.M.S. 28th Apri 1, 1982. 125.

!- A1 FORM I BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 31/0402 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. AS NATIONAl MAP GRID Kingsmead 78 Brougham Place, CO-ORDINATES 740 North Ade 1a i de . Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE J .H. & C.L. Borthwick Offices A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) c. Jacobs R15 - Upper North E .M. Bagot Residence Adelaide Precinct M. ~~~to~ A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE IM A ri laP._, Dl HISTORICAl THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15.4 Social Life - Residence GRADING

El HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1.884 - Boom period Hl liSTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED OATE(S) COMMENDED Built 1865 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG Fjp HISTORY IJ1-J3 G NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built for Charles Jacobsf founder of a notable Adelaide ~rfha?t ft rm subs1quent o~ned bt E .M. B¥got a noted Sottt! •;'(. us ra 1an pastora 1st an 8 t e con ractor r the construct1 bn 101 t:ne sout:nern-most: part 01 t:ne uvertana lelegrapn. J2 EVENT ,.,

J3 CONTEXT I 11 ust rates the res1dent1al development or North Adela1de -;': and the attraction of Brougham Place. DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER Wright & Woods -;" I K2 CONTRACTOR Charles Farr -;': KJSTYLE The bu1 lding is a very good example of a mid-Victorian villa -;': commonly termed I ta 1 i ana te. I K4 DESIGN Essentially a symmetrical com)osition, the building is enlivened by classically detai ed porch and paired canopied ;'~ windows with slight cast iron detai 1. K5 CONSTRUCTION Loadbearing masonry concealed by rendered and stuccoed surfaces. ,., KS INTERIOR Interior altered when converted to flats. * INTEGRITY ( L1 -L2) L 1 ALTERATIONS Ground floor verandah removed. Ground floor wings added 1ate r. L2 CONDITION Present fa i r condition is deter i orating due to 1ack of maintenance. ENVIRONMENT (Ml-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ A visually strong element in the area of Brougham Place and LANDSCAPE Palmer Place~ tomplemented by substantial cast-iron fencing.

M 2 lANDMARK A supportive element of other two-storeyed buildings in the area though overshadowed by the adjacent Oberoi Hotel.

N1 OTHER COMMENT The building costl3,000.00 indicating that it was a substantial house for this time.

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Recorded Li. s t Yes 126.

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ITEM KINGSMEAD BUILDING NO. 31/0402 ADDRESS 76-80 Brougham Place (CT also to 151-159 Ward Street) CT 1564/142

/ 5\uesi-one. rubb\e at i S round ~ \ oor \eve\ tt brick at Hrst t\oor \eve\.

""Terra coftu +i led roof (ori9tt1a.l\ ~ s\q-\-e.-c.bd)

L-J ____-Line of ori

Note: Ba.~ w\ndolAJS t--ic*e.: Portico t.tid·h Rv&+tc.ate.d be1kon~ above Quo·tn~ Ret"dere.c\. M.C\S.Onrlj COr\'i.rrvc..+ton wi+n s+ucc..o enridimen+

-----u~o~--~--o-o o--o------(_ Ret"'\C\erec\ t'<\.aSOrtY"'j {ence ~l-\-'-' c.abt \ron ra\\\n~s and

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 127. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 226 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

GABLE HOUSE 178 Ward Street, North Adelaide

This house was built in 1856 for M. Frith and is noteworthy because of its age. It is of historical significance as the home of R.A. Fiveash, an early colonist, and, one-time manager of the Blinman and Yudanamutna Mines. The house also illustrates the nature and development of housing in North Adelaide.

The basic building form is rather typical of the early constructional genre with adjoined gable ended roof sections and limestone rubble walling.· It is unusual, however because the building presents its gables to the street and features quality brickwork particularly at the valley gutter level above the main entrance which is flanked by distinctively corbelled brickwork leading to the diminutive and decorative parapet. The brick strings, surrounds to openings and gauged brickwork, copings and quoins are of note due to their high quality, especially in relation to the comparatively early date of construction of the house.

This house is an important element in the streetscape. Because of its detailing and scale it reinforces the residential character of the streetscape.

The integrity of the item appears to be high. No major external alter ations are apparent.

D.M.S. 3.6.82 128.

A1 FORM/BUILDING OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY y, No. 31/0510 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. RITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET __ :_ -- A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID GABLE HOUSE 178 Ward Street, North 772 CO-ORDINATES Adelaide 81 CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Miss J.M. Astley Residence A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R.A. Fiveash R15 Upper North - M.E. &R.C. Fiveash - Adelaide AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residence GRADING R15. 6- E1 HISTORICAL PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABiliTY 1846-1864 Consolidation Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Built 1855/56 - ACC Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG Fjp HISTORY (Jl-J3 G NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built for Moses Frith, but by 1866 owned by R.A. Fiveash - Manager of Blinman &Yudanamutna Mines * J2 EVENT * JJ CONTEXT Illustrates nature and development of housing in North Adelaide * DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - K2 CONTRACTOR lfXi~shbfi~~ntv~~P~~;;;~~t;9vnt;X~ 1 ~e~~ ~;~mlder 1n North Adelaid~ ~ - K3 STYLE An unusual variation of the typical M-shaped early Victorian roof form and house type * K4 DESIGN The building unusually presents its gabled faces to the street. Typical of vernacular form with adjoining twin * Qables and limestone rubble wallinQ. Oualitv brick detaili llQ K5 CONSTRUCTION is of note. Limestone,. walling, brick quoins and detailing, slateand G.I * K6 INTERIOR l.VVl. No access gained - INTEGRITY ( l1- L2) L 1 ALTERATIONS No evident alterations, but modern services have undoubted ly been introduced * L2 CONDITION Appears to be sound, though there is evidence of salt da.J!lP dama2:e * ENVIRONMENT (Ml-M2) Ml STREETSCAPEI Reinforces the residential character of the streets cape; LANDSCAPE A positive element *

M2 LANDMARK Not a dominant feature *

Nl OTHER COMMENT

0 HER IT AGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING ENDORSEMENT LISTING Recorded STATUS List Yes 129.

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ITEM GABLE HOUSE BUILDING NO. 31/0510 ADDRESS 176-180 Ward Street, North Adelaide CT 1716/108

.Brick

.Brick Nofe: Frenc.n doors

State root on external pitch Note.: Small bricw bu+ iron in parape.f be+wccn vallt'!'f· ,gablcr

Nofc: 5tri~ c::::our:se with demflls. WARD Ume.s.,.ont: rubbl~ wifh qualify brick defQ;Iinj ancl plinth.

SCALE (approxJ 1 : 480 130. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 227 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS 58 Palmer Place, North Adelaide

This item is historically significant because it was built for W.H. Duncan who was a successful and notable South Australian pastoralist. It is significant, too, for the manner in which it demonstrates the social desirability of ownership of a grand town house in North Adelaide, and thereby illustrates a major feature of the residential development of the suburb. The stables were built soon after the house, and with it, form an integral complex.

The building is of architectural interest due to the way it has made use of a South Australian constructional idiom as well as influences from the Jacobean period,probably due to the interpretation of pattern book designs.

The building is strongly reminiscent of St Paul's Anglican Rectory in Flinders Street, with stepped and figured gables, angled elements such as the porch and the high quality of Revivalist detailing. The use of limestone rubble at this relatively late date is distinctive particularly when associated with brickwork of high quality which gives the house an earlier appearance.

The environmental significance of the house is high because of its cons~ruc~ion and style. It is a visually significant item which rein forces the residential character of Palmer Place. Front wall is important.

The integrity of the complex appears to be very high.

D.M.S. 3.-6.82 13L Al FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT 31/0602-2 CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 31/0602-1 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. A6 NATIONAl MAP GRIO CO-ORDINATES HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS 58 Palmer Place, North 742 Adelaide Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE J.J. Roche Residence A7 PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(Sl OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE(S) W.H. Duncan R15 Upper North - A.R. Duncan - Adelaide W.G.T. Goodman AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE D1 HISTORICAl THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY Social Life - Residence and outbuildings GRADING R15. 5 E1 HISTORICAl PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 - Depression and Social Change H1 liSTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED F1 VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED House completed 1900 - ACC records Yes EVAlUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E Fjp HISTORY (J1-J3) VG G NA Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for Walter Hughes Duncan a successful and noted pastoralist * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Indicates the social desirability of owning a grand town house. * DESIGN ( K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE Important for 1ts Revivalistic detailing and form,which is derived from buildings of the Jacobean period * K4 DESIGN Bu1ld1ng 1s 1mportant for its comparitive1y late use of limestone, particularly in conjunction with quality brick- * work, strings, mouldings, copings and chimneys K5 CONSTRUCTION Limestone rubble with brick quoins and dressings. G.I. roo-f * K6 INTERIOR No access gained - INTEGRITY(ll l2) ll AlTERATIONS Alterations appear to be minimal * l2 CONDITION Appears to be sound, and in very good condition * ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ House is a very important feature of Palmer Place rein- lANDSCAPE forcing the residential character of the area *

M 2 lANDMARK I Not a dominant feature * I I

N1 OTHER COMMENT The house and outbuildings together form an integral complex. Few remain in such an original state. ACC assessment records suggest the * stables were erected in 1902

,--~ 0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAl TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC liSTING liST! NG ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes 132. ~~~ ~ a ~ CITY of ADELAIDE HERITAGE STUDY O~,() !!]~ ;:- THE CITY HERITAGE REGISTER - DEFINITION OF ITEMS ~RTN\~

ITEM HOUSE AND STABLES BUILDING NO. 31/0602-2 ADDRESS 56-59 Palmer Place, North Adelaide 31/0602-1 183-189 Ward Street. CT 2339/30

WARD STREET

Note: cco.\piuYt:ti t'ahla,~ UMeslvtt~ rtAbbla t-Jifh brrok tfpoin.7 ttM. blt.u~'5t(Wtt plih4h

qtAAApalht;hu NOT~·. Corb

lAMa.s-loV\.0 rubbl~ wtfh brick hra.:.ll~£1 W blu~~.toruz. plt""fh ~.{(rre : r:7r·, ck &ta.4 hYltj to 0\.-ft-OM.C

------~----~------( fJtLftl~Mb\;f brick wa.J[ PALMER PLACE J

SCALE ( approx) 1 : 480 133. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 228 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

former HOUSE 51~5 Palmer Place, North Adelaide

This house is of some significance because of jts association with the Sliccessful draper, William Honeywill, for whom it was built in 1901. It is also significant for the manner in which it illustrates the quality and nature of residential development in North Adelaide, and the socio economic pressures to change the use of grand residences.

The building is important as part of the consolidation of Palmer Place which took place at the turn of the century but also because of its intrinsic architectural and constructional interest. It is an Edwardian variant of the traditional Victorian asymmetrical bay-windowed villa. It is of note for its lofty proportions and quality masonry, brickwork and JOlnery. The Art Nouveau influenced joinery to the verandah frieze work and balustrading is of particular interest.

Because of its scale, construction and setback this is an important streetscape element which reinforces the residential character of the area.

The external integrity. of the building appears to be high with few alterations evident. The interior has undergone some alteration for use as offices.

D.M.S. 3.6.82 134.

A1 FORM/BUilDING OF ADELAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONLY No. HERITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 31/0603 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAl MAP GRID CO-ORDINATES former HOUSE 51-55 Palmer Place, N.A. 742

Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE Justin Pty Ltd Offices A7 PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE IS) R15 Upper North Wm Honeywill. Adelaide - F.W. Bullock Residential F H . E G & G Makin A8 DEVElOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAl THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15 Social Life - Residence GRADING £1 HISTORICAl PERIOO(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885-1913 Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED F1 VERIFIED DATE(S} COMMENDED Completed 1901 - ACC Records Yes EVAlUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp HISTORY (J1-J3) NA J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Built in 1901 for William Honeywill - draper * J2 EVENT *

J3 CONTEXT Illustrates quality and nature of residential develo~ment * in N A and the lab::~r nr~ss11r~ t-.o c:hano-e the use of .arP"e I DESIGN I K1-K6) residential buildings Kl DESIGNER 1965( Stapledon, McMichael &Loveday - K2 CONTRACTOR ( T.T. Sheldrick - K3 STYLE An Edwardian variation of the asymmetrical Victorian bay windowed villa * K4 DESIGN This building is characterised by quality brickwork and stonework as well as timberwork to verandah and gable face * K5 CONSTRUCTION Sandstone with brick quoins and dressings. Terracotta tiled roof * K6 INTERIOR No access gained - INTEGRITY (l1-l2) ll AlTERATIONS Internal alterations - openings and partitions to suit office use - 1965 * l2 CONDITION Appears to be sound and in very good condition * I ENVIRONMENT (M1-M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ An important element in the streetscape which complements lANDSCAPE nearby residential development * I M 2 lANDMARK Not a dominant element *

N1 OTHER COMMENT

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAl TRUST 02 NATIONAl ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 lOMHAC liSTING liSTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes. 135.

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ITEM FORMER HOUSE (NOW OFFICES) BUILDING NO. 31/0603 51-55 Palmer Place, North Adelaide ADDRESS CT 613/67 191 - 199 Ward Street

WARD STREET

terra colla. tiled roo/.

Arched brick enlry I Brick bo.j window· nto.inirl3 wali.J

hI td. +errl).cl. Note: joiflet"j to ve~,dahjbafeonj-

c&.alfoped, !3quared bluestone 'Na/1 with brick pillar.!J PALMER PLACE ~· ~

SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 136. ITEM No. 229

BISHOPS COURT & STABLES 41-50 Palmer Place.

This i tern, drawn from the Register of the National Trust of Sout,h Australia, was considered and recommended for heritage listing by the Lord Mayor's Heritage Advisory Commit tee at its meeting on 28th January, 1982.

Department of City Planning. (26/9/83) 2:DCP10C/T 13 7.

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ITEM BISHOPS COURT BUILDING NO. 31/0604-1 ADDRESSOn land 41-50 Palmer Place, North Adelaide; 201-229 Ward Street CT 1048/121

WARD STREET

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CHRISTCHURCH LANE PALMER PLACE

SC"-LE (approx) 1 480 138.

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

ITEM Former STABLES BUILDING NO. 31/0604-2 ADDRESS Off Christ Church Lane, North Adelaide; Adjacent to Bishops Court; Palmer Place; on land 41-50 Palmer Place; 201-229 Ward Street CT 1048/121

L ltv\E.."J&oiOt-..U2 .... t:OI!.t.>e.e.-L.'E:.. NOiE..: AP'P'tc:.G>>'. \WI ~e:.PLA.C.e:..t::> W!\\4 ~2. \ C.\o(.

CHRISTCHURCH LANE PALMER PLACE .·~

SC A.LE ( aqprox J 1 : 480 139. ITEM No. 230

LUTHERAN SEMINARY 102-120 Jeffcott 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 ~eritage Advisory Committee at its meeting on 28th January, 1982.

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 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 140.

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ITEM LUTHERAN SEMINARY (former WHINHAM COLLEGE) BUILDING NO. 31/0705-5 ADDRESSOn land 194-240 Ward Street, North Adelaide; 102-120 Jeffcott Street CT 529/10

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WARD STREET

SCC\LE(approx) 1 480 141. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No 231 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

SHOP, 2 Wellington Square, North Adelaide.

This item is ~istorically significant because of the manner in which it illustrates the development and consolidation of the community - it represents a function which was important in this community. This item retains the form of a mid-Victorian shop which is no longer common.

This prominently sited building is of some architectural interest because it epitomises much commercial development of the boom period in Adelaide. The corner shop entrance and the residential quarters above together with the building's footpath alignment assign this building an important role in the character of Whitmore Square. The composition is somewhat overbalanced however by the large awkward parapet to Jeffcott Street suggesting that a corner verandah once existed over the corner entrance and large shop windows.

The environmental. significance of this building is high, because of its scale, style and corner location. It complements and terminates other two-storey development nearby on Jeffcott Street, and because of this, enhances the character of the Square.

The visual integrity of this item is high, although a single storeyed section has been added to the building's eastern face.

D.M.S.-·--- 7.6.82 142 •.

A1 FORM/BUILDING CITY OF ADElAIDE ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONlY No. H RITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 31/0710 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. AS NATIONAl MAP GRID Shop 2 Wellington Square, CO-ORDINATES 792 North Adelaide Bl CURRENT OWNER B2 PREDOMINANT USE G. Caon Nom. & P. Caon Nom. Retail A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) R15 Ed. Kelsey Upper North - R. Cook - Adelaide c. & M. Garnett A8 DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAl THEME(S) Gl INVENTORY R15 .6, Economy - Local shopping GRADING

El HISTORICAl PERIOD(S) A A9 FURTHER VIABiliTY 1864-1884 - Consolidation and Boom Ht liSTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED F1 VERIFIED DATE(S) COMMENDED Completed 1884 - A.C.C. Assessment Records Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HI STORY (J 1-J3 I Jl PERSON/GROUP Built for the shopkeeper E. Kelsey. * J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT The development of local shopping is important in that of a community - this illustrates that feature. * DESIGN I K1-K6) Kl DESIGNER - - K2 CONTRACTOR - - K3 STYLE Typical of High Victorian period with Italianate detail. * K4 DESIGN The ctes1gn ot the bu1ld1ng typ1t1es many ot Adela1de s 19th century commercial buildings with corner entrance and residential character. Composition dominated by large * naranet K5 CONSTRUCTION The building is well constructed of bluestone rubble with neatly executed stuccoed enrichment. * K6 INTERIOR No access gained, except to shop. -

INTEt;HIIY(ll-l I The t h f maj tal .1 ::~ri on~

Appears to be sound and in good condition

ENVIRONMENT (1\11 M2) Ml STREETSCAPE/ Because of its scale, style and corner location, this is a LANDSCAPE major streetscape element, which complements other development on Jeffcott Street and around the Square. *

M2 LANDMARK Not a landmark feature. * N1 OTHER COMMENT

0 HERITAGE 01 NATIONAL TRUST 02 NATIONAL ESTATE 03 STATE HERITAGE 04 OTHER 05 LOMHAC LISTING LISTING ENDORSEMENT STATUS Yes. 143 •

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ITEM WELLINGTON CELLARS BUILDING NO. 31/0710 ADDRESS 2- 8 Wellington Square, North Adelaide 138 - 140 Jeffcott Street CT 2219/73

WELLINGTON SQUARE

/"E/V£ST/?AT/0V ;ftX..Gh'LY SGVAREO &'U.E...$7tl~VE ALTc..REO. RUBBLE W/TH STVca:::::> E/li~CH.M'BVT.

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SCALE (approx) 1 : 480 144.

ITEM No. 232

CHRIST CHURCH 38 Palmer Place. CHRIST CHURCH RECTORY 33 Palmer Place.

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 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 145.

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ITEM CHRIST CHURCH BUILDING NO. 31/0801-1 ADDRESS On land 31-39 Palmer Place, North Adelaide; 62-78 Jeffcott Street NUA 0745 1

CHRISTCHURCH LANE

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SCALElaf!prox) 1 : 480 146.

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

ITEM CHRIST CHURCH RECTORY BUILDING NO. 31/0801-3 ADDRESS On land 31-39 Palmer Place, North Adelaide; 62-78 Jeffcott Street NUA 0745/1

CHRISTCHURCH LANE

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SCl>.LE (a~prox) 1 : 480 147. U n rJ V fl iJ , ~1 A R S D F , S T ITEM No. 233 0

HOUSE 26 Palmer Place.

Historically this building is significant because it was designed by the Australian architect Robin Boyd, who achieved international renown.

Architecturally, the building is of great interest, being the only st~ucture designed in South Australia by Robin Boyd. The house is a highly significant example of the so-called "International Style" and can be stylistically linked to the products of notable architects overseas such as Philip Johnsons Glasshouse and, Mies VanDer Rohe's Farnsworth House, both completed in the late 1940's in the U.S.A. The mushroom shaped form of the house enhances the way the upper floor appears to float above the ground, as well as its horizontality.

Environmentally, the building has little in common with its neighbours, but it is of small scale and is unobtrusive.

The integrity of the building is high.

D.M.S. 11/11/81 148.

- Private residential accommodation.

and social

Yes

~----~~_!.!_'_-=-=-~~=-...-·-=----:;;-----;------:;------"------~ ~"" ___ ""- "--- international reputation. member of architectural

challenged South Australia's building

* relationship of this style * * spaces and plan form are of note.

Minimal -appears highly original.

direct relationship with setting since contrast

COMMENT The only Robin Boyd designed building in South Australia. *

Yes 149.

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ITEM HOUSE BUILDING NO. 31/0803-1 ADDRESS 26-27 Palmer Place, North Adelaide CT 2451/120

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SCALE(approx) 1 : 480 150. ITEM No. 234 ; f L

ROCHE HOUSE 24 Palmer Place, North Adelaide

This building is historically significant because of its association with notable South Australians. The original building on this site was erected in 1850 by Geo. Morphett, though the present building dates from 1905, having been built soon after the property was purchased by A.E. Ayers in 1904. During the twenties this was the house of Sir Collier Cudmore, Solicitor, President of LCL 1934-36 and Olympic Gold medalist in 1908. It was purchased by Aquinas College in 1953. The very fact that such a dwelling was purchased by an institution reflects post-war social changes and the difficulties of continuing to maintain grand City residences.

Architecturally, the building is significant because it is an excellent example of a large house of the Federation period during which emphasis was placed on asymmetry, variety of roof form (where tiles, gables and projections were common) and quality brick dressing. The building has important detailing to the brickwork of the porch and adjacent window, and the quality of the joinery and internal fittings especially to the galleried entrance are of a very high order.

Environmentally, the item is highly significant because of its scale and landscaped surroundings. It relates well to the neighbouring large buildings about Palmer Place, and reflects the essential residential character of the area.

The essential integrity of the building is high; unsympathetic additions have been made at the rear, but these are not obtrusive. The new use of the building is compatible with original function and has required few internal alterations.

D.M.S. 31.3.82 151. A1 FORM I BUilDING CITY OF ~DEL ASSESSMENT CORPORATION USE ONlY ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, No. 31/0805-1 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ LOCATION OF ITEM A4 P.T.A. A6 NATIONAL MAP GRID ROCHE HOUSE 24 Palmer Place, N.A. 746 CO-ORDINATES

81 CURRENT OWNER 82 PREDOMINANT USE Aquinas Collegft Inc. Residential A7 PRECINCT Cl FORMER NAME(S} OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) RlS Upper North Arthur Ayers Dwelling - Adelaide - Sir Collier Cudmore Private Residence AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE 01 HISTORICAL THEME(S) Gl INVtN I UHY Social Life - Private Residence R15.7 B El HISTORICAL PERIOO(S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1885 ~ 1913 - Present Depression~ War~ Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED :-:;-y:p;:f,rl"' !'L"ri:ICi B:lJ 1905 - A.C.C. Records I Yes I EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G Fjp NA HISTORY (J1-J3 J 1 PERSON/ GROUP Sir Collier Cudmore, notable South Australian solicitor, * !ln r1 c::nn'l"'t- c-n'l-=tn J2 EVENT '.[" * J3 CONTEXT Important dwelling in the choice residential part of North Adelaide. Illustrative of residential develonment * OESIG~J I Kl-KB) rhP.re Kl DESIGNER English &Soward * K2 CONTRACTOR C.H. Martin * K3 STYLE The building exhibits elements of the Arts and movement drawing from Medieval sources * K4 DESIGN The design of the building is illustrative of its period with asymmetrical appearance emphasising a varied roof * form and hi P"hlv detailed brickwork anrl ;();nerv K5 CONSTRUCTION Load bearing brick, high quality brick detailing to string C'()lrrses m()n]ilincrs ani! r.himnevs * KS INTERIOR Largely original'"'- foyer has ~laborate timber staircase balustrading timber panelling and general! v fine ioinerv * INTEGRITY ( L1 - L )

GUNUI TIUN

ENVIRONMENT (~11 ·M2) M1 STREETSCAPE/ A element in the Palmer Place environment. It LANDSCAPE reinforces the residential nature of the area

M 2 lANDMARK Not a dominant feature * I I Nl OTHER COMMENT The new use of the building is one which is compatible with original function 152.

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ROCHE HOUSE BUILDING 31/0805-1 ~RIIS 21-25 Palmer Place, 48-50 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide CT727/106

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\:480 153. DONOVAN, MARSDEN, STARK ITEM No. 235 CITY OF ADELAIDE HERITAGE SURVEY, 1982

MONTEFIORE (PART AQUINAS COLLEGE) Palmer Place, North Adelaide.

This house, although much altered from its original state is rich in historical association. By 1853, George Green was in possession of the property which already included a house and garden. Green either extended the house or completely rebuilt it, in the 1850's, producing a Regency mansion of some note. Green probably designed it himself as he was noted as a civil engineer, surveyor and architect. By the late 1850's the property had passed to Luke Michael Cullen, solicitor, who in turn sold it to Samuel \vay, one of South Australias most notable citizens. Way, later Sir Samuel Way Baronet, was Chief .Justice from 1876 until his death in 1916. He was also Chancellor of the University, first Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge in South Australia and a noted philanthropist.

During the late 1870's, Way refaced and extended the building in Italianate fonn, the design of the porch being typical of the work of architect W. McMinn. After Way's death the size of the house was considerably reduced due to the removal of the second storey, the house thereby reaching its present form. Since 1948, the house has been a major component of Aquinas College.

The building, the historical associations with which, are of pre-eminent importance is nevertheless of architectural significance, since components of it exemplify McMinn's Italianate manner (compared with the former house at the corner of Ward Street and Lefevre Terrace, to a design by McMinn (and Woods?). The entrance arches with attendant columns at impost level and foliated spandrels are almost identical \vi th those seen at Mont ef iore).

Montefiore is environmentally significant due to its occupation of a prominent site on Hontefiore Hill. Although, the integrity of the building has been compromised, and although the structure is affected by salt dAmp attack, it remains an important property due mainly to its historical associations.

D .M .. S. 4:DCP10B/P (Amended 12/9/83) 154 ..

A1 FORM/BUILDING ~DEL ASSESSMENT CUHPORATION USE ONLY No. E ITAGE STUDY SUMMARY SHEET y, 31/0808-2 A5 ASSESSMENT NO. A2 CURRENT NAME OF ITEM A3 ADDRESS/ lOCATION OF ITEM A4 P. T.A. AS NATIONAL MAP GRIO Aquinas College Palmer Place, North Adelaide 748 CO-ORDINATES

B1 CURRENT OWNER Aquinas College B2 PREDOMINANT USE Inc. Education/Residence A7 PRECINCT C1 FORMER NAME(S) OF ITEM C2 FORMER OWNER(S) C3 FORMER USE (S) Residential Residence District Montefiore S.J. Way - Cathedral L.M. Cullen G. Green AS DEVELOPMENT ZONE D1 HISTORICAl THEME{S) 'Gl INVHHORY Social life - Law - Government I GRADING B R 15.7 El HISTORICAl PERIOD{S) A9 FURTHER VIABILITY 1865-1884-1913 - Boom, Depression and Social Change Hl LISTING RE- STUDY REQUIRED Fl VERIFIED DATE(S) Original building date from 1850's. COMMENDED Refaced in area 1880. Attended area 1916. Yes EVALUATION COMPONENTS COMMENT GRADING

E VG G NA HISTORY IJ1-J3 ASSOClatea Wlt:n ::>.J. wax- Lieut-Governor, L.nJ..er J1 PERSON/GROUP Justice. Chancellor of delaide University etc. and *I philanthropist, baronet J2 EVENT * J3 CONTEXT Exemplifies the life style of a successful and respected South Australian. Associated with Catholic Tertiary Educatiotn. DESIGN I Kl-KS) Kl DESIGNER W. McMinn c.1880 alterations * K2 CONTRACTOR - K3 STYLE Italianate * K4 DESIGN The reduced form of the original design has compromised the important however for surviving Italianate structure, it is .,·~ der::d 1 I K5 CONSTRUCTION Stuccoed masonry. * K6 INTERIOR Major surviving features are largely original and in good r> rm r1 i r i nn INTEGRITY(ll-L7-) *I

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