Victoria Square/ Tarntanyangga
Eyre Peninsula
David Unaipon
Big Scotsman
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An electric tramway is installed on the footprint of the former Jervois Bridge railway line
The Arch was a gathering place for crowds welcoming the visiting Prince of Wales.
This church symbolised the consolidation of a previously divided Baptist community in Adelaide under the leadership of the young and dynamic Reverend Silas Mead who was instrumental in the erection of the church between 1861 and 1863.
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