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- "13 April 1895 Beehive Corner". Heritage of the City of Adelaide. ... ^ "Part Of "Beehive" Block Sold". The Advertiser. Adelaide: National Library of Australia.
- Heritage of the City of Adelaide. Beehive corner building. 32-40 King William Street. This building occupies one of the most prominent sites in the city.
- See all things to do. Beehive Corner Building. 4. 206 reviews. #25 of 308 things to do in Adelaide. Architectural Buildings. Write a review.
- Beehive Corner Building, Adelaide Overview. One of the city's most well-known and recognisable historical structures, Beehive Corner stands out...
- Beehive Corner remains a cherished landmark, and its continued relevance in the modern era is a testament to its enduring legacy in Adelaide's history.
- In 1896 the Beehive Corner building was used to exhibit the first moving pictures in Adelaide, after the Theatre Royal proved an inappropriate venue.
- Searching for Beehive Corner Building Adelaide entry tickets online on Rehlat. A guide on Beehive Corner Building Architecture, Images, Opening Hours...
- When locals think of Beehive Corner, Adelaide’s busiest pedestrian intersection, they invariably think of Haigh’s chocolates, for good reason.
- Occupying one of the prime sites within the City of Adelaide, the previous Beehive Corner building was a two-storey simple structure with a chamfered corner.
- Do some research to find out more about its significance. Beehive Corner Building is situated in Adelaide Central Business District and has an entry fee.
- Built in 1895-96, it is a rare example of neo-Gothic architecture in Adelaide. The building's main features are its turret and beehive, and the busy trappings from...
- Discover top rated places in Adelaide. Beehive Corner - Historical place in Adelaide, Australia. Haigh's chocolates. Amazing quality without comparison.
- Heritage information about Beehive Corner, 32-34 King William Street, Adelaide from Heritage of the City of Adelaide: An Illustrated Guide 1996.
- Beehive Corner Adelaide, King William Street and Rundle Street (Mall) c1910 - Reference HP0478.