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The photos below have been used to illustrate entries for these lists:

Historic buildings

City of Adelaide

Friends Meeting House (c.1840), North Adelaide, adjacent to
St Peter's Cathedral
The entrance to the State Library of South Australia with Institute Building (left) and Mortlock Wing (right)
The State Library of South Australia's Mortlock Wing, interior view to South
The entrance to the Migration Museum, from Kintore Avenue
Migration Museum entrance, to a courtyard off Kintore Avenue
This former Destitute Asylum building is now part of the Migration Museum
Opening of a Latvian cultural display at the Migration Museum in 2006
The Adelaide Club,
165 North Terrace, Adelaide
The Queen Adelaide Club, cnr North Terrace and Stephens Place, Adelaide
The Mawson Laboratories at the University of Adelaide, where Sir Douglas Mawson taught until his retirement in 1952
The historic Torrens Building in Victoria Square houses campuses of several international universities operating in South Australia
The historic Torrens Building, Victoria Square and Wakefield Street frontages
The Epworth Building in Pirie Street
Adelaide Arcade entrance,
in Grenfell Street
The Royal Institution of Australia (RiAUS) is housed in the historic Adelaide Stock Exchange building
The Adelaide Mosque
in Little Gilbert Street
Her Majesty's Theatre, Grote Street in 2014, prior to reconstruction and 2020 reopening
Queen's Theatre, Adelaide, Playhouse Lane
The partially restored interior of the Queen's Theatre (view towards entrance) during a 2014 History Month tour
St Francis Xavier Cathedral, Victoria Square
St Francis Xavier Cathedral, interior
Adelaide High School, viewed from near the corner of West Terrace and Glover Avenue
Deepacres Apartments (1941-2) in Melbourne Street, North Adelaide, one of the first Modernist buildings in SA
Ruthven Mansions,
21 Pulteney Street,
built in 1911.
West's Coffee Palace,
110 Hindley Street,
built in 1903.
Entrance to The Bragg Laboratories,
University of Adelaide,
built in 1960, now
renamed 'Darling West'.
Metropolitan Fire Station,
Wakefield Street,
built in 1983.
Forensic Science Centre,
Divett Place, Adelaide,
built in 1975.
Maughan Church,
Franklin Street,
built in 1965,
demolished in 2016.
Ayers House, North Terrace,
built in 1853-73.
Pipe organ, Adelaide Town Hall,
installed in 1989.

City of Burnside

St David's Church, Glynburn Road, Burnside, built in 1960

City of Campbelltown

Murray House, Magill Campus. UniSA

City of Charles Sturt

Hindmarsh Incinerator, designed by Walter Burley Griffin in 1935
SA Housing Trust late 1940s semi-detached cottages at Seaton, showing little exterior modification of the original design
The Brocas, a historic house in Woodville, rebuilt in 1870 after the original 1840 house had been damaged by fire in 1854
Former BankSA building,
65 Woodville Rd, Woodville, built in 1930.
Estcourt House, Tennyson, built by Frederick Estcourt Bucknall in 1882.

City of Holdfast Bay

City of Holdfast Bay municipal offices in Brighton (formerly the Brighton Town Hall), opened in 1937.

City of Port Adelaide Enfield

Hart's Mill (1855, centre) and the Adelaide Milling Company flour mill (c.1890, right), Port Adelaide
Glanville Hall, at Semaphore South, South Australia
The SA Maritime Museum, on the corner of Divett & Lipson Streets, Port Adelaide.
The SA Maritime Museum offices in Lipson Street,
built in 1888.
The Port Adelaide Workers Memorial, after the wreath-laying ceremony on 6 May 2018.

Dry Creek explosives depot (operational from 1906 to 1995)

The tramway on the causeway across the saltmarsh, from Broad Creek to the northernmost explosives store, no. 11
Explosives store no. 11 has a different structure to stores 1-10, which were all built to an identical pattern
7 April 2015
Explosives store no. 9, viewed from the southwest
7 April 2015
Explosives store no. 8, with bunds constructed with soil from adjacent borrow pit
7 April 2015
Rear bund of explosives store no. 8
7 April 2015
Rear bunds of explosives stores nos. 6-10
7 April 2015
Crumbling concrete piles of explosives store no. 9
7 April 2015

Fort Largs

Fort Largs panorama

Panoramic view of Fort Largs, from the north, 25 October 2014.

City of Unley

St Raphael's Church,
Young Street, Parkside,
built in 1916
Capri Theatre,
Goodwood Road, Goodwood,
built in 1930

City of West Torrens

Thebarton Incinerator, designed by Walter Burley Griffin in 1935
Former Thomas Hardy & Sons Wine Cellars at Mile End, built in 1893.
Stirling Street entrance to the University of Adelaide's Thebarton Campus
The Thebarton Theatre in Torrensville
Former Thebarton Municipal Offices in Torrensville
Former Star Theatre, Mile End, built 1915-6, one of the first cinemas in Adelaide, now an office furniture store
Cottages built in 1901-2 by Adelaide Workmen's Homes on the south side of Rose Street, Mile End
The West Beach Skate Park in West Beach
The West Beach Skate Park - half-pipe
Kandahar, North Plympton, built in 1906.
Nesfield, North Plympton, built in 1880.
Weetunga, Fulham,
built in 1878,
home of Captain S.A. White.
Chapel of Immanuel College, Novar Gardens, built in 1970.
The Margaret Ames Centre at Immanuel College,
built in 2015.

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