Port Parham - Revision history

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 |Date constructed=1970/01/01
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 |Related Articles=Mallala,Port Gawler,Redbanks
 |Sources=Mallala Museum research notes,''Life around the Light: A history of the Mallala District Council area'' - compiled by Two Wells, Mallala and District History Book Committee, Community Development Board of the Council District of Mallala  (Mallala. S. Aust.) 1985.
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 Mr A.E. Algar from Mallala was one of the organizers and the photographs are from his collection by courtesy of his son.
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-{{Memory|During the last decade many new homes have been built and the permanent population has swelled. In this year of 2013 the township is continuing to thrive.
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 The beach has always been a popular destination for locals in the summer months, and many of the houses now in the town have developed as beachside shacks.
 A well known beach for the raking of Blue Swimmer crabs, Parham is now best known as 'The Premier Crabbing Beach'.
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 Mr A.E. Algar from Mallala was one of the organizers and the photographs are from his collection by courtesy of his son.
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 |Date constructed=1970/01/01
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 |Related Articles=Mallala,Port Gawler,Redbanks
 |Sources=Mallala Museum research notes,''Life around the Light: A history of the Mallala District Council area'' - compiled by Two Wells, Mallala and District History Book Committee, Community Development Board of the Council District of Mallala  (Mallala. S. Aust.) 1985.
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 |Town or Locality=Parham, Hundred of Dublin
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 Parham was proclaimed a township on 27 July 1876 by the Governor, Sir Anthony Musgrave.
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 A well known beach for the raking of Blue Swimmer crabs, Parham is now best known as 'The Premier Crabbing Beach'.
 It has pristine shallow water on its tidal flats, which is ideal for children, and has its own Social Club. A free camping area is available to travellers at the northern end of the town. It is one of the most popular free campsites in South Australia.
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