Rudall and Rudall 25 Murray Street

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Fast Facts
Place type: Building
Address: 25 Murray Street
Town or Locality: Gawler
Year constructed: 1857
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The "Bank of South Australia" opened this impressive office in 1859. Beginning in 1857, this bank was the first branch of a bank in Gawler with George Fife Angas holding the first account.

The building is of Italianate style featuring a stucco finish, stone quoins, a semi-circular arch entrance flanked by neo-Grecian columns and single and double arch windows with keystones and shutters.

The original bank vault featured a large water tank under the floor to discourage underground break-ins. The front fence has a rendered wall and pillars with iron palisades.

The building was purchased in 1892 by the Union Bank and in 1928 by Rudall & Rudall solicitors.

Please <click here> to view photos of a circa 1850s strongbox found inside the Rudall and Rudall basement.

Click here to view photos of 25 Murray Street.

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Rudall & Rudall, 2009
Rudall & Rudall, 2009


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