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Gawler , Barossa |
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| Built as a Telegraph Station in 1859 and now the home of the Gawler National Trust. This two storey building of local stone with slate roof is the oldest surviving public building in Gawler.
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Gawler , Barossa |
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| The Kingsford Hotel, in the heart of Gawler, opened for business in 1851. Today, it still operates from the original building, which is on the Register of the National Estate. The Kingsford is a great place for lunch or dinner. The 'Stonegrill' option is an exciting way to enhance the flavour of superb Fillet Steaks. T |
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