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Calton Road

2012-11-01T03:54:09Z

Danbil:

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Calton Road is situated in the centre of Gawler's busy shopping district and starts at Murray Street and goes through the suburbs of Gawler East and Kalbeeba. Calton road has a lot of importance to the history of Gawler such as James Martin & Co. Foundry built around 1880. The original facade of this building still stand today.
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Pioneer park

2012-11-01T03:49:27Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-11-01T03:46:50Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T12:01:27Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:54:59Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:53:18Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:51:41Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:49:41Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:48:47Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:47:23Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-31T11:36:50Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much utilised and well maintained park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. The [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican cemetery]] (42 Cheek Avenue) was opened in 1861 and that was used for interments. Gawler's Town Council cemetery was opened in 1866 in Dawkins Avenue, Willaston. As the Pioneer Park cemetery was no longer in use after 1870 it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed, the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October 1936, and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Park headstones were taken to the Willaston cemetery and a display of headstones was created at the entrance.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T12:36:49Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much enjoyed and well cared for park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. A new cemetery was opened in 1866 in Willaston and as the old cemetery was no longer in use it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October, 1936 and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T11:47:18Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the North end of Murray Street is a much enjoyed and well cared for park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. A new cemetery was opened in 1866 in Willaston and as the old cemetery was no longer in use it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October, 1936 and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T11:40:44Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the north end of Murray Street is a much enjoyed and well cared for park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. A new cemetery was opened in 1866 in Willaston and as the old cemetery was no longer in use it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October, 1936 and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T10:44:26Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the north end of Murray Street is a much enjoyed and well cared for park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. A new cemetery was opened in 1866 in Willaston and as the old cemetery was no longer in use it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October, 1936 and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T10:42:26Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer Park which is located at the north end of Murray Street is a much enjoyed and well cared for park. Originally it was the local cemetery which was planned by Colonel William Light. The first burial was recorded in 1847 and the cemetery was used up to 1864 when there were health issues brought up due to the proximity of the growing town. A new cemetery was opened in 1866 in Willaston and as the old cemetery was no longer in use it was being neglected and had become overgrown. In 1933 with most of the headstones removed the park was dedicated as parklands. A dedicatory service was held in October, 1936 and the old cemetery was renamed Pioneer Place.
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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T10:40:44Z

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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T10:38:53Z

Danbil:

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Pioneer park

2012-10-25T10:36:48Z

Danbil:

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Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:39:39Z

Danbil:

Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:38:00Z

Danbil:

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Calton Road is situated in the centre of Gawler's busy shopping district and starts at Murray Street and goes through the suburbs of Gawler East and Kalbeeba. Calton road has a lot of importance to the history of Gawler such as James Martin & Co. Foundry built around 1880. The original facade of this building still stand today.
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Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:32:11Z

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Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:30:43Z

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Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:29:07Z

Danbil:

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Calton Road

2012-10-23T11:27:07Z

Danbil:

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Calton Road

2012-10-22T10:55:28Z

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Calton Road is situated in the centre of Gawler's busy shopping district and starts at Murray Street and goes through the suburbs of Gawler East and Kalbeeba. Calton road has alot of importance to the history of Gawler such as James Martin & Co. Foundry built around 1880. The original facade of this building still stand today.