Murray Street 61 Old Post Office and Clock Tower

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Place type: Building
Address: 61 Murray Street
Town or Locality: Gawler
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Robert Haysom research says that it was a Charles Edson [a Millwright for James Martin Phoenix Foundry from 1848 - 1876] who suggested that the tower of the new Post Office should be extended to accommodate a clock. "February 28 1877: first conversation by telephone between Adelaide and Gawler as a result of an experiment conducted by Mr. Chas. Todd."

Please click here to view photos of 61 Murray Street.

Click here to read Memories of Gawler 1923+ by Colin Hillier re Post Office Clock on pages 16 and 42. <click here>.



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