📜 Historic site in Glenelg North, South Australia, where the colony of South Australia was proclaimed in 1836.🔍 The original gum tree, significant to Kaurna people, died by 1907 and was encased in concrete in 1963, becoming a symbol of the colony.
🌳 See the iconic Old Gum Tree and significant historical landmark
🎉 Attend the annual Proclamation Day ceremony (December 28th)
👨👩👧👦 Enjoy a public park with playground (including a flying fox) and BBQ facilities
ℹ️ Learn more about the history at the Bay Discovery Centre in Glenelg.
👶 The playground is fenced for children's safety.
💰 Free to visit.
🕒 Open all day.
🚻 Public toilets available on site.
🅿️ Free street and off-street parking available.
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