Queen’s Chambers

This building, described in 1869, the year of its erection, as a suite of offices: was put up for G. W. Cotton, a lessee of the Corporation of the City of Adelaide to which the land belongs. The architects were Garlick & McMinn and the builders Crocker & Lawson. The charming street front, with its cantilevered balcony, has remained unaltered except that the western window onto the footpath has been altered to form that of a shop. They remain in uses as offices.