Edit Place: Wheatsheaf Inn

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Please [https://www.flickr.com/photos/gawler_history/sets/72157639721097235 click here] to see photos of The Wheatsheaf Inn (now known as Fig 22). This building is shown on Town of Gawler's State Heritage list. According to research by Robert Haysom, the publicans were: 1859 - 1860 T. Henry; 1861 - 1866 Samuel Pope; 1866 J.E. Friend; 1867 W. Bassett; 1868 J. Heads; 1868 W.H.Popham; 1868 - 1873 J. Fennell. it is said that during the Barossa Gold Rush in 1868, the Wheatsheaf Inn prospered, as it was on the way to the diggings. The fields below can each contain multiple values. Separate them with a comma.

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