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File:Aerial view of Adelaide Riverbank, 1928.jpg

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English: This is a panoramic aerial view of the part of Adelaide adjacent to the new Railway Station. The station appears in the centre with its long covered platforms and railway yard. On the left the vacant site for the planned east wing of Parliament House can be seen. King William Road (with tram) is in the foreground. Opposite the tram is the old City Baths. The building between the baths and Parliament House is the Government Printing Office. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', December 8th, 1928 / Aerial view of the Railway Station / 1928'.
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Source https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/B+4961
Author Unknown photographer. Original image held by State Library of South Australia.

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Captions

A 1928 aerial photograph of the Adelaide Riverbank precinct immediately north of North Terrace and west of King William Road

Items portrayed in this file

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Adelaide Railway Station

Parliament of South Australia

inception

1928

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466,905 byte

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755 pixel

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1,024 pixel

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