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The Adelaide Fruit & Produce Exchange Co. Ltd Rundle Street was named after Mr John Rundle, a Director of the South Australia Company and member of the House of Commons, by the Street Naming Committee on 23 May 1837. The street was installed with the first electric street lighting in South Australia in 1895 at
Rundle Street UPark Building Illuminated at Night Editorial Photo Image of light, downtown
Rundle Street. / -34.922651; 138.605528. / -34.922405; 138.610875. Rundle Street, often referred to as "Rundle Street East" as distinct from Rundle Mall, is a street in the East End of the city centre of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. It runs from Pulteney Street to East Terrace, where it becomes Rundle Road through the East Park Lands.
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Adelaide Metro operates a bus from Stop V1 King William St - West side to Stop X1 King William St - West side every 5 minutes. Tickets cost $4 and the journey takes 2 min. Alternatively, Adelaide Metro operates a vehicle from Victoria Square Tram Stop to Rundle Mall Tram Stop every 15 minutes. Tickets cost $4 and the journey takes 5 min.
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THE PLACE TO BE, and BE SEEN Rundle Street East is the heart beat of Adelaide's ever popular cosmopolitan East End District. Specifically located between Frome Street and East Terrace, this vibrant and eclectic City boulevard lives and breathes historic charm with modern sophistication and amenity. It is right here that you will discover the
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In 1998, Adelaide City Council and Rundle Street Traders commissioned artist and DJ Driller Jet Armstrong to manage and paint over the mural while complementing the original work. Armstrong recruited local artists David Bromley (now of Byron Bay, New South Wales), Brettski, Andrew Parish (now of Cape Jervis, South Australia), Andrew Petrusevics, and Barbary O'Brien herself.
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With global brands and local favourites, Rundle Mall is the heart of shopping, dining and entertainment in Adelaide. With over 1,000 retail stores and services, Rundle Mall is the best Adelaide shopping experience.
Rundle Street, Adelaide • Photograph • State Library of South Australia
Rundle Mall is a pedestrian street mall located in Adelaide, South Australia.It was opened as a pedestrian mall in September 1976 by closing the section of Rundle Street between King William Street and Pulteney Street, to vehicular traffic. The street continues as Rundle Street (as before) to the east and Hindley Street to the west.. The pedestrian mall has become the centrepiece of Adelaide's.
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Here are 9 remnants of the past, which you can find if you wander down Rundle Street East. 1. East End Markets. Most of the East End of the city was centred around the development of the East End Markets , established by Richard Vaughan in 1867. Prior to 1860, gatherings were already starting to occur of traders of fruit and vegetables.
Rundle Street, Adelaide • Photograph • State Library of South Australia
Rundle Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Read Reviews of Rundle Street East. Reserve: 20/12/2023. 2 guests. Find a restaurant . Clear search . Sponsored . Cafe Michael 2. 246 reviews. 204 Rundle St 204 Rundle Street, 5000 "Great restaurant I'd recommend" 11/09/2023 "One of the best Thai restaurant" 26/07/2023; Cuisines.
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Milky Lane's Adelaide restaurant is located in the heart of Adelaide CBD at 272 Rundle Street, offering a lively and vibrant atmosphere that is perfect for a night out with friends, a family dinner, local lunch or an exciting date. With our hip hop & rap influenced interior, accompanied by the vibe-setting music from our local DJ's, our.
Rundle Street, Adelaide • Photograph • State Library of South Australia
Rundle Street, Adelaide. c. 1882, Photograph, B 4179. A group of people, possibly the proprietor and staff, pose at the door of the Plough and Harrow Hotel, the licensee at this time being William Blinman. It is a two storey building with three doorways onto the street and an upstairs balcony.
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The James Marshall store building at left, dominant in Rundle Street, Adelaide, in 1922. Image courtesy State Library of South Australia. James Marshall, steeped in the drapery trade in Dundee and London, even before he arrived in Adelaide in 1867, bought the drapery and furnishing business of John Hodgkiss & Co. in Rundle Street in 1881.
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Rundle Street, Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000. 088203 7203. Visit Website. Rundle Street East is the soul of Adelaide's cosmopolitan East End District. Located between Frome Street and East Terrace, this vibrant city boulevard lives and breathes historic charm with modern sophistication and amenity.
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Rundle Street, Adelaide. c. 1882, Photograph, B 4179. A group of people, possibly the proprietor and staff, pose at the door of the Plough and Harrow Hotel, the licensee at this time being William Blinman. It is a two storey building with three doorways onto the street and an upstairs balcony.
Rundle Street, Adelaide • Photograph • State Library of South Australia
Dale Anninos-Carter - Staff Writer • April 17, 2023. Out with the old and in with the new - Rundle Street's Two Pot Screamer has scrapped their 2022 restaurant venture and rebranded to a South-East Asian fusion restaurant, Paper Tiger. The modern eatery are all set to open their doors to the East End crowd on Friday 14 April, where diners.
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By 1850 the entrance to Rundle Street from King William Street was framed by two significant buildings. The Beehive Corner building on the north side, owned by John Rundle, housed the offices of architect Edmund Wright and the Adelaide Times newspaper. This simple two-storey block was replaced in 1895-96 by a far more ornate three-storey.