| Address: | 23 Sheoak Ave, Adelaide, 5040 |
| Phone: | +61 417 852 320 |
| Website: | Go to site |
| E-Mail: | DEWHeritage@sa.gov.au |
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| Work time: | Tuesday:Closed Wednesday:Closed Thursday:Closed Friday:Closed Saturday:Closed Sunday:2-4:30pm Monday:Closed |
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Historic Cummins House is located at 23 Sheoak Ave Adelaide 5040, US Department for Environment and Water - Cummins House Cummins House is one of the few remaining settler residences in South Australia Cummins House is an important State Heritage Place in the South Australian Heritage Register. It is located in Novar Gardens in the western beachside suburbs of Adelaide and is one of South Australia's earliest extant buildings. It was the residence of South Australian pioneer and politician John Morphett, purpose-built for him and lived in by five generations of the Morphett family until sold to the State Government in the 1970s. There are very few residences in South Australia occupied by one family for such a long period. Morphett was of considerable significance to the establishment and development of the Colony of South Australia. | |
