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Walking on history
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Walking on history
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For more on town planner Charles Reade, visit this Colonel Light Gardens Historical Society page.
About the show:
The Adelaide suburb of Colonel Light Gardens is like Australia’s answer to Pleasantville.
Think wide, winding tree-lined streets, 1920s bungalows, and the odd Stepford Wife-alike.
Originally, the land – about 7km south of the CBD – was used for an army camp. Now it’s internationally recognised as a model garden suburb.
But it’s what’s behind the suburb’s glossy façade that really makes it interesting …
Presenters: Carla Caruso & James Elsby.
Email us at carla@carlacaruso.com.au.
Visit Carla’s website here and James’ website here.
Carla Caruso is the author of the novel, The Right Place (HarperCollins).
This podcast is an independent production. We received a Maggy Ragless Memorial Grant from the City of Mitcham to help produce it.
For more on Colonel Light Gardens’ history, check out this state heritage page.