Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden

The garden, sundial, sculpture, seat and wall were erected to commemorate the contribution made by pioneer women to South Australia's development. These five elements of the garden are integral to the layout design and its heritage significance. The garden illustrates a greater acknowledgment, and a changing perception, of the role of women in the community. The sculpture, the work of Ola Cohn, was the first piece of Modernist public art in Adelaide.

Listing Information

• Date of Listing: 12 February 1998

• Heritage Listing Criteria:
  

  Criteria A: it demonstrates important aspects of the evolution or pattern of the State's history;

  Criteria F: it has strong cultural or spiritual associations for the community or a group within it;

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