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Memorial Gates c 1939 – Opposite 36 Futcher Rd, Seaspray, Gippsland, VIC

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Category: Historical POI's 1921-1940, Historical, Site | Memorial, Monument, Site | Cultural, and Site | Explore, Pioneer
Disabled Access: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Shade & Shelter: Yes
The Memorial Gates originally formed the gateway to the ‘Seaspray Recreation Reserve’ which James Weir McLachlan, MLA, gazetted on the 6th February 1928. James McLachlan was known as both the “Father of Seaspray” and “the Hiking Politician” winning 12 elections in the Gippsland North electorate between the years of 1908 – 1938.  He had worked tirelessly to clear and build the road from Sale to Seaspray, Read more…