Union Bank of Australia / South Australian Company / Dixon / Hospital - Fullarton Road (formerly Parkside Lunatic Asylum) The Government / /
Currency
Shilling / GBP / /
Event
M&A / Person Travel / /
Facility
Parkside Eastwood Institute / Parkside Institute / Victoria Park Racecourse / Hogg’s Building / Eastwood Community Centre / Administration Building of Glenside Hospital / Corner Castle / Clock Tower / Castle Street / Glen Osmond Road The Institute / Glenside Hospital / Glen Osmond Road This building / Parkside/Eastwood Institute / Eastwood Institute / Administration Building / /
Holiday
Thanksgiving / Easter / Christmas / Arbor Day / /
IndustryTerm
food / electricity / early retail section / staff car park / open air services / religious services / /
NaturalFeature
Moreton Bay / /
Organization
Parkside Institute / Eastwood Institute / National Trust / Burnside Council / School Office / Eastwood Community Centre / Department of Education / Eastwood Methodist Church / Parkside Epworth Church / Uniting Church / Glenside Hospital / Parkside/Eastwood Institute / Parkside Eastwood Institute on Glen Osmond Road / Community Centre / Parkside Primary School / Parkside School / Burnside City Council / Christian Church / Wesleyan Methodist Church / Post Office / Glenside Hospital Historical Society / Epworth Uniting Church / Renfrew House on Glen Osmond Road / /
Person
Christopher Rawson / John Hogg / Alfred / George Wark / Fuller / John Kerney / John Wark / Coachbuilder / Walker / Glen Osmond / Underwood / Matilda Dixon / John Hoggart / /
Position
Mayor / Headmaster / butcher / watchmaker / original headmaster / Prince / Teacher / King / first General / director / Blacksmith / first Kindergarten teacher / /
Historic Self-Guided Walk Eastwood/Parkside THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VILLAGE When Adelaide was first settled and the land surveyed, Christopher Rawson, an absentee landowner and a director of the South Australian