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  • Duryea Panorama
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This month in South Australia’s history

Fire
Fire

The AMMC milling facility is completely gutted by fire. It is the second of four conflagrations that damage or destroy structures within the Hart’s Mill complex

Dedication of the Mo statue on Hindley Street
Dedication of the Mo statue on Hindley Street

The Lord Mayor of the City of Adelaide unveiled a statue of Rene on the street of his birth, to commemorate his influence on the development of Australian art and entertainment

Trades Hall is opened
Trades Hall is opened

The foundation stone for Trades Hall was laid on Eight Hours Day, 2 September 1895 and the completed building was officially opened on 4 March 1896. From 1896 the completed Trades Hall housed offices of the UTLC, numerous individual unions, the United Labor Party and workers welfare organisations. In 1964 the South Australian Parliament legislated to enable the sale of the building and in 1972 a new building was opened on South Terrace.

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