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Hindley Street Information

Hindley Street is one of Adelaide City's most popular destinations for restaurants and bars, located right near Rundle Street and North Terrace. Do some shopping during the day and then come back for some evening entertainment.

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The street was named after Charles Hindley, member of the British House of Commons and Board of Directors of the South Australian Company. History of the area tells of Hindley struggling during the growth of the city. Jokes are often made about entire carriages sinking into the mud during rain. After the introduction of the Port Adelaide Railway in 1856, traffic eased significantly and allowed for rejuvenation of the road.

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