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  • Duryea Panorama
  • Light’s Plan of Adelaide 1837
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  • Eyre Peninsula, South Australia: A Bibliography

This month in South Australia’s history

The City Market (Central Market) opens
The City Market (Central Market) opens

The City Market began trading on land owned by the Adelaide City Council on 23 January 1869 but wasn’t officially opened until 22 January 1870. In 1889 plans to rebuild the market were drawn up. The new premises featured an elaborate, two-storey brick façade on Grote Street. The foundation stone was laid on 8 February 1900 and the new facility was occupied that same year.

Waterside Workers’ Strike
Waterside Workers’ Strike

A protest associated with the Waterside Workers’ Strike specifically targets McLaren Wharf, and pits stone-throwing strikers against non-union workers and police

Great Stuart Demonstration
Great Stuart Demonstration

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