Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia State. It is situated on the west coast
of the Saint Vincent Gulf north of the Fleurieu Peninsula.
The city was founded in 1836
as the planned capital for the only freely-settled British province in Australia.
Gawler the oldest town in the state of South Australia is located about 50 km north of Adelaide. It was founded in 1839 and incorporated as a town in 1857. Gawler is now considered as an outer northern suburb of Adelaide.
Natasha Goldenberg visited Adelaide and Gawler in July 2022.
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Botanical Gardens, North Terrace.
Open to Public in 1877.
1/3. Gates at East Lodge, 1865.
2/3. North Terrace Gates, 1880.
3/3. North Terrace Gates, Close up.
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Seacliff Area.
Lamp Post along the Esplanade.
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University Campus, North Terrace.
Bonython Hall, 1936.
1/2. Gates Pillar Lantern.
2/2. Lantern, Close up.
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59 Murray St; Former Telegraph Building, 1861.
Converted to Trust Museum in 1965.
Wall Mount Light above the Entrance.
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91 Murray Street; Library, 1900s.
1/2. Lamp post in Front of the Library.
2/2. Lamp Post, Close up.
