GAWLERHISTORY.COM for our latest articles. We acknowledge Darren Peacock’s vision and expertise to create the "Now and Then" history websites from which we have evolved.

Even more Gawler historical images

Also join us on Flickr to view our vast collection of historical images.

Click here to view our Flickr albums.

There are many albums that are still awaiting an appropriate article to compliment the photographs within. We would love your contribution, please email any article to mailto:bgthom@bigpond.com or chat with us at the next meeting - see below.

Why don’t you join Gawler History Team?

We meet on the first Thursday of each month (except January) in the Zion Lutheran Hall, rear of 22 Cowan Street Gawler from 7:15 - 9:30pm. Please contact for more information mailto:gawlerhistory@yahoo.com.au

To learn how the Gawler History Team started and of its subsequent development please click here

What to read the latest in Gawler History? Go to www.gawlerhistory.com and enjoy!

***Next Meeting***

Thursday 2nd May

7.15pm - Zion Lutheran Hall
(rear of 22b Cowan Street, Gawler)

Guest Speaker

Denise Schumann

History of the Gawler Institute

and the display of the Gawler Heritage Collection in our new Civic Centre.

For New Details See

http://GAWLERHISTORY.COM

You are invited to reserve your seat
by emailing bgthom@bigpond.com
or by ringing 0412 015 990

Click here to see our list of future guest speakers.

If you missed a previous Guest Speaker you can view many of them here on YouTube.

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Town of Gawler kindly approves the use of this historic logo. Please note - This logo is not the Town of Gawler's current branding and should only be used for historical purposes.

Events

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Look what's on our wiki!

21 Cowan Street Anglican Rectory

Well known Gawler photographer, Paul Barnet, has spent a large portion of the last two years taking photos of all of the beautiful houses, businesses and other heritage areas as listed in the Town of Gawler's Development Plan

Paul has so far photographed 888 of Gawler's lovely heritage homes. Click here to see them all.