See how Murray Street, Gawler changed between 1897 and 2025. Drag the slider to compare the historic photograph with the modern view.
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Murray Street in Gawler, South Australia, has been the town's commercial heart since its establishment in 1842. (en.wikipedia.org) The street's development accelerated with the arrival of the railway in 1857, leading to the construction of the Gawler railway station in 1879. (en.wikipedia.org) This station spurred the creation of a horse-drawn tram service along Murray Street, facilitating both passenger and goods transport. The tramway, operational until 1931, connected the station to the main street, underscoring the area's significance as a commercial hub. (en.wikipedia.org) Over the years, Murray Street has been home to various businesses, including the Southern Hotel at 23 Murray Street, which has been a landmark since the 1850s. (gawlerhistory.com) Today, the street continues to reflect Gawler's rich history and ongoing development.
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