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The playground in Park 6 on LeFevre Terrace opposite the corner with Tynte Street was established in 1920 with a donation of £500 from Glover. It is locally known as the helicopter playground after one of the current pieces of equipment.
On 2 November 2014, a "Little Library for Little People in a Little Park" was established, which is a small free library for book-swapping. The books are all aimed for children using the playground or nearby. The library was set up by a trio of volunteers (Julia Blanka, Valdis Dunis and Viviana Waller) with support from the Adelaide City Council, and is affiliated with the Little Free Library organization. 
The playground has electric
Adelaide Park Lands Committee Agenda
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playground
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s in the Adelaide Park Lands in Adelaide
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, South Australia
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. They were established by Charles R.J. Glover, a Lord Mayor of Adelaide and a philanthropist. Despite maps to the contrary he had no relationship with the West Terrace
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playground.
South Terrace, Adelaide
The playground in Park 20 onSouth Terrace South Terrace may refer to:
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near Pulteney Street was established in 1918. The original shelter shed is still present. Its coordinates are
LeFevre Terrace, North Adelaide
The playground in Park 6 on LeFevre Terrace opposite the corner with Tynte Street was established in 1920 with a donation of £500 from Glover. It is locally known as the helicopter playground after one of the current pieces of equipment.
On 2 November 2014, a "Little Library for Little People in a Little Park" was established, which is a small free library for book-swapping. The books are all aimed for children using the playground or nearby. The library was set up by a trio of volunteers (Julia Blanka, Valdis Dunis and Viviana Waller) with support from the Adelaide City Council, and is affiliated with the Little Free Library organization.
The playground has electric barbecue
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s, picnic tables and toilets as well as playground equipment.
The toilet block contains a kiosk, now closed. Its co-ordinates are
East Terrace, Adelaide
The playground in Park 15 on East Terrace near the corner withWakefield Street
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was established in 1925 . The original shelter shed is still present. It's co-ordinates are
References
Adelaide Park Lands Committee Agenda
Item 5.2, 25 January 2006 Committee of Adelaide City Council. Parks in Adelaide Playgrounds {{adelaide-geo-stub