See how Old South Road, Old Reynella changed between 1910 and 2024. Drag the slider to compare the historic photograph with the modern view.
Map
All entries
In 1842, South Road was first referenced in the South Australian Government Gazette, noting sheep stations near its intersection with Sturt Road, now Bedford Park. (en.wikipedia.org) By 1964, the road bypassed Old Reynella, marking a significant shift in the suburb's development. (en.wikipedia.org) The area, originally established in 1840, is named after John Reynell, a pioneering winemaker who planted some of the first vines in South Australia. (en.wikipedia.org) Today, Old South Road remains a vital artery, connecting the historic suburb to the broader Adelaide region.
Leave a Reply