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By The Adelaide City Explorer team. The facades of several city buildings were dramatically modernised between the two world wars. One was Sands and McDougall's South Australian headquarters on King William Street. John Sands and his brother-in-law Thomas Kenny formed a printing partnernship in 1851. Dugald McDougall joined them in 1860.
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Sands & McDougall's South Australian directory : with which is incorporated Boothby's South Australian directory. Request Order a copy. Bib ID: 758794 Format: Journal Description: Adelaide : Printed and published by Sands & McDougall, 1884-1941; 58 volumes : illustrations ; 22-25 cm. Notes:
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The Sands and McDougall directories record commercial, industrial and residential land use from 1860 to 1974 and are used by historians, genealogists, urban planners, property vendors and buyers. More than 50,000 pages and 24 volumes of the directories are now accessible from anywhere in the world, and reveal Victoria's rich social history as well as help identify potential land.
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Microfilm of original published: Adelaide, Australia : Sands and McDougall, 1884, 1888, 1891. 3 v. (various pagings). View this catalog record in WorldCat for other possible copy locations. Subjects. Locality Subjects. Australia, South Australia - Directories; Location. Copies. Call Number Location Collection/Shelf
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Adelaide, Sands and McDougall, 1884. Octavo, ii -xxxvi, 806, 135 advertisements pages plus a large folding map of the City of Adelaide 585 × 545 mm . Original cloth a little rubbed and slightly worn at the extremities; spine sunned and a little concave; small inkspots to the leading edge; endpapers lightly tape-marked; leading margin of two early advertising leaves and an index leaf neatly.
Office (former Sands & McDougall Warehouse) 79 Light Square ADELAIDE Heritage Places
More Information. Heritage information about Sands & McDougall, 64 King William Street, Adelaide from the City of Adelaide Heritage Survey 2008. Heritage information about Shop (Sands & McDougall) located at 64 King William Street ADELAIDE in the City of Adelaide's Heritage Places database.
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Sands & McDougall (1915-67) Directory of South Australia, Sands & McDougall, Adelaide. 'South Australian Chapter' (1954) Year Book of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1954. 'Three Great Occasions' (1987) Our Lady of the Rosary Church Prospect: Golden Jubilee 1937-1987, Rosary Press, Prospect.
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New plan of Adelaide and suburbs : corrected to date expressly for Sands & McDougall Limited South Australian directory.. Adelaide: Sands and McDougall, [188?] Compiled and drawn by R.P. Greenshields. Gregory's Street Directory This digitised 1936 edition is the first of this title and shows tram and train lines and municipal boundaries. An.
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The Sands & McDougall building - a brief history. Sands & McDougall was a firm of manufacturing stationers, printers and bookbinders. The original building on King William Street in the Adelaide CBD was designed in a classical style. Alterations to the premises were carried out in 1894, 1896 and 1924.
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The State Library of South Australia has a large, digitized collection of free City Directories and Almanacs for the years 1864 through 1970. "Directories first published more than 70 years ago are out of copyright Directories first published less than 70 years ago are in copyright but the publisher, Sands & McDougall Pty Ltd, Melbourne.
Office (former Sands & McDougall Warehouse) 79 Light Square ADELAIDE Heritage Places
The firm became Sands and McDougall in 1861 (that spelling has been retained, although the key figure in the firm's expansion from the 1870s was James MacDougall who joined the firm around 1862).. Corporation of the City of Adelaide - the story of Sands and McDougall 1853-1953; MLSA, Historical photographs (Town Acre
Office (former Sands & McDougall Warehouse) 79 Light Square ADELAIDE Heritage Places
The last was published by the Melbourne-based stationers, Sands and McDougall in 1973. The State Library of South Australia has digitised directories from 1864-1973. These can be searched online (see the tabs above).. Sands and McDougall established offices in each capital, arriving in Adelaide in 1883. Taking over the work of Boothby,.
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Known as the Sands and McDougall building for its association with the stationery firm, the heritage building was originally constructed in the 1880s, but was later altered by and Adelaide architectural firm Claridge, Bruer and Fisher in the Art Deco style, with the alteration being completed in 1933..
Sands and McDougall Building, King William Street, 2014 Adelaide City Explorer
The former Sands & McDougall Building in King William Street, Adelaide is a small building with a narrow facade. In 1933 that narrow facade was redeigned by architectural firm Philip Claridge in association by L Gregory Butler and Norman G Fisher producing a multitude of Art Deco features.