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Natphotos
Lightning Strikes over Australia
Australian & New Zealand Army Corps
Awe Inspiring Panoramic Photography
Perfect Puzzles
Australian Landmarks
Southern Lightscapes Australia
Best Sellers
Aerial Views
Photographers
The Wes Eggins Collection
Fine Art Photography
Aurora Borealis
Space
Milky Way
Travel
Historical Australia
Seasons
Colours of Australia
Botanical Art Prints
Abstracts
Animals
Art
Special Events
World Monuments
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Glenelg Town Hall
Originally known as the Glenelg Institute Building, Glenelg Town Hall was designed by Edmund Wright, architect and former Mayor of Adelaide. The foundation stone was laid on 11 December 1875 by Sir Henry Ayers and the Institute formally opened in 1877. The building had a grand main entrance on the western frontage and a tower to take in the panoramic view of the ocean and surrounds. A cupola was later added to house the clock donated by Mayor Thomas King in 1884. In 1887 the building became the Glenelg Town Hall