from original albumen print by Sweet, 5 x 7 inches Adelaide Town Hall is a landmark building on King William Street in Adelaide, South Australia. The structure was designed by Edmund Wright and Edward Woods, with construction commencing in 1863 and completed in 1866. The tower is named after Prince Albert and the clock was installed in 1935 George Aldridge came to South Australia from Sydney, and was a well-known Adelaide publican, associated with the Majestic, Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred hotels. He was appointed a Lieutenant in the Volunteer Infantry in 1854. The volunteer unit was raised in 1854 for the defence of the colony, following the outbreak of the Crimean War and the possibility of Russian maritime raids. Aldridge married Sarah Jane Brown in 1856. Their daughter Rosa was the mother of world famous pianist and composer Percy Grainger. Aldridge died at the Prince Alfred Hotel where he was the landlord on 12 December 1869, aged 62.

Inside the Sans-Arc designed whisky and gin joint by the same crew who brought Peel Street Alfred's, Malt & Juniper is a refined and elevated experience.

Originally called the Austral Stores, this building was designed by Albert Conrad for his father, Leopold, who ran a successful butcher and small goods business. The building was designed for 12 shops with living accommodation on the second storey.

The Adelaide Hospital was named in honour of Queen Adelaide, the widow of King William IV, and was originally known as the ‘Adelaide Institution and Protestant Hospital’. It was founded by Dr Alber…

JKMM Architects has won the competition to design a new museum in the sea side town of Tammisaari outside Helsinki.