Rundle Mall Tour Adelaide from 1995
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- This is a tour around Rundle Mall in Adelaide, South Australia filmed in January of 1995.
I recently bought a huge collection of videos. I found this footage on a VHS labelled Salisbury. It seems like someone visited Adelaide and filmed all different locations.
This is not me talking in the video, nor am I the one who filmed it (I was only about 2 years old at the time). I left the sound in as there isn't much talking, so hopefully it will be fine. Also, this video seems to be very shaky, but again that's not my fault and I can't fix it.
I have uploaded this as I found it very interesting to look back at what these places looked like 22 years ago! Hopefully others will enjoy it like I did.
Classic Adelaide fashion, 1.40 and 3.35! David Jones looking amazing inside. I love my city ❤
Before Australia sold itself out
So sad
That day was I just arrived there for studying at UniSA. I miss Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you. This was the Adelaide I grew up in. 1995...
wow this was awesome to revisit. Good memories..
Cheers...!
I still remember the smell of those fruit stalls! I hate how they have cleared all the trees and stalls , water fountains and buskers out these days.
prefer this over the commercial tourist videos - shows a lot more authenticity of everyday life back then
Vivid memorys triggered by your video. Cheese and bacon doorstop sandwiches in David Jones restaurant. Yummy.
How nostalgic, thank you for uploading
I wish i could find more pictures/footage of the original Princes Highway in the pre-Heysen Tunnels days with the Devil's Elbow, the servos at Eagle On The Hill and steep winding section of the old highway
3:38 looks like the terminator waiting for john conner
That is a nostalgic video indeed!
Kmart is located where Toys R Us was and the bridge between that and Hotel Richmond has since disappeared.
RS 1990 as has the water fountain! A lot greener (trees/shade etc) then too!
I remember these days well. Was almost 13 years old back then.
Me too!!!!! Turned 13 on the 14th of Feb in 1995 Haha. Awesome. Soooo nostalgic 😊😊
@@ah3738 I remember Dazzleland at the top floors of Myer. They are now closed off.
@@pcorf oh take me back to 1995!! LOL.
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Where Pizza Hut in Hindley Street used to be, there was a nightclub called 'Tijuana Showgirls' nightclub previously called 9 Below Nightclub, then was rebranded as 'Go Go Lady Boy' Alexander Kleut, one of the owners and manager of Hindley St hotspot Tijuana Showgirls, says they are sorry the name change has caused controversy but it was “not their intention”.
He says “We just wanted to rebrand ourselves and get a bit more theatrical and get a bit more Fringe (Festival) like ... that was our main focus,”. We need a nearby Pizza Hut outdoor dining, takeaway, home delivery and maybe, a rooftop dine-in, 'ALL YOU CAN EAT', "The Works" restaurant, close by to Crazy Horse Revue/1910 Rooftop Jazz Bar, Rocket Bar & Rooftop, The Palace, Red Square nightclub, DOG & DUCK and The Woolshed.
The old downtown sign still there :) No tilt though :(
That Hungry Jacks has been there that long? Fuck I was born in 2000 I don't remember
Princess Terrica Williams
my brother in law use to polish those balls , he was an electroplater
Adelaide city was quite the place to haunt back then as it wasn't too busy back in the day. You could most probably get a comfortable car park in Rundle street, or just travel by bus or train. :)
Rundle Mall was millions of times better back then! Today it is such a boring dump!
It's so quiet!!!
Filmed on a Sunday morning, I bet most people were in bed still
That was fairly normal. The 90s were chilled. Mass immigration over 20 years changed our peaceful happy town into something un-Australian. In 2022 it's actually odd to hear English being spoken in the city anymore. At least some of the suburbs are still normal.
Amazing how terrible Adelaide is now due to multiculturalism.
I'm a 100% aussie, not from a migrant family, and you sir are a complete idiot. Multiculturalism is a good thing
@@billburwood7047 Why is he not entitled to his opinion? I think you are a complete idiot for judging him.
@@AK-wc9rl cos it's a delusional attitude to have. Multiculturalism is not hurting anyone, it makes our lives richer and more interesting
@Josh Lymbo You've summed it up perfectly. I was born in and grew up in Sydney (left and moved to SA in 2015) and I was fed up to the back teeth of living in Sydney for most of the 2010's. The Sydney CBD is pretty much now a Chinese ghetto. The Harbour's the only thing it has going for it.
It's 2022 now and it's even worse. I was 15 when this video was shot, and now I feel like the immigrant anytime I'm in the city. I'm the only one who speaks English.
JOHN MARTINS!!!!!