https://gawlerhistory.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Brian+T 2026-09-21T10:36:11Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.0 https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Craiglea_High_Street_25&diff=2209 2012-09-12T05:28:13Z

<p>Brian T: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Place<br /> |Places category=Building<br /> |Site type=<br /> |Street number=25<br /> |Street name=High<br /> |Street suffix=St<br /> |Town or Locality=Gawler<br /> |Geocoordinates=-34.599355849015, 138.75007338347<br /> |Date approximate=Yes<br /> |Date approximate2=No<br /> }}<br /> Craiglea was owned by [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] who used to fire a cannon from his front garden to announce to the town that the mail from England had arrived. [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] is buried in [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican Cemetery]] in Cheek Avenue along with his two wives. On his death, his son [[Popham Francis William Home|Dr Francis William Home Popham]] lived there until he died in 1903.<br /> {{Info<br /> |Related Articles=Popham Esther, Popham Francis William, Popham Francis William Home, Popham Julia Louisa, Popham Martha, Popham William Home,<br /> |FlickrID=7828543294, 7828543046, 7828542862, 7828542640, 7828542452, 7828542056, 7828542232<br /> }}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

Brian T https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Craiglea&diff=1367 2012-09-12T05:28:13Z

<p>Brian T: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Place<br /> |Places category=Building<br /> |Site type=<br /> |Street number=25<br /> |Street name=High<br /> |Street suffix=St<br /> |Town or Locality=Gawler<br /> |Geocoordinates=-34.599355849015, 138.75007338347<br /> |Date approximate=Yes<br /> |Date approximate2=No<br /> }}<br /> Craiglea was owned by [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] who used to fire a cannon from his front garden to announce to the town that the mail from England had arrived. [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] is buried in [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican Cemetery]] in Cheek Avenue along with his two wives. On his death, his son [[Popham Francis William Home|Dr Francis William Home Popham]] lived there until he died in 1903.<br /> {{Info<br /> |Related Articles=Popham Esther, Popham Francis William, Popham Francis William Home, Popham Julia Louisa, Popham Martha, Popham William Home,<br /> |FlickrID=7828543294, 7828543046, 7828542862, 7828542640, 7828542452, 7828542056, 7828542232<br /> }}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

Brian T https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Craiglea_High_Street_25&diff=2208 2012-09-12T05:26:43Z

<p>Brian T: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Place<br /> |Places category=Building<br /> |Site type=<br /> |Street number=25<br /> |Street name=High<br /> |Street suffix=St<br /> |Town or Locality=Gawler<br /> |Geocoordinates=-34.599355849015, 138.75007338347<br /> |Date approximate=Yes<br /> |Date approximate2=No<br /> }}<br /> Craiglea was owned by [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] who used to fire a cannon from his front garden to announce to the town that the mail from England had arrived. [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] is buried in [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican Cemetery]] in Cheek Avenue along with his two wives.<br /> {{Info<br /> |Related Articles=Popham Esther, Popham Francis William, Popham Francis William Home, Popham Julia Louisa, Popham Martha, Popham William Home, <br /> |FlickrID=7828543294, 7828543046, 7828542862, 7828542640, 7828542452, 7828542056, 7828542232<br /> }}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

Brian T https://gawlerhistory.com/index.php?title=Craiglea&diff=1366 2012-09-12T05:26:43Z

<p>Brian T: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Place<br /> |Places category=Building<br /> |Site type=<br /> |Street number=25<br /> |Street name=High<br /> |Street suffix=St<br /> |Town or Locality=Gawler<br /> |Geocoordinates=-34.599355849015, 138.75007338347<br /> |Date approximate=Yes<br /> |Date approximate2=No<br /> }}<br /> Craiglea was owned by [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] who used to fire a cannon from his front garden to announce to the town that the mail from England had arrived. [[Popham William Home|Dr W.H. Popham]] is buried in [[St. George's Anglican Cemetery|St George's Anglican Cemetery]] in Cheek Avenue along with his two wives.<br /> {{Info<br /> |Related Articles=Popham Esther, Popham Francis William, Popham Francis William Home, Popham Julia Louisa, Popham Martha, Popham William Home, <br /> |FlickrID=7828543294, 7828543046, 7828542862, 7828542640, 7828542452, 7828542056, 7828542232<br /> }}<br /> {{MemoryHeader}}<br /> {{MemoryFooter}}</div>

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