Drumminor Gardens
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Drumminor Gardens

Ridgehaven, City of Tea Tree Gully, South Australia, Australia

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Drumminor Gardens House was built in 1843 by Robert and Alison Milne, who had recently immigrated from Scotland.
The home was named after Drumminor Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and has been crafted from local stone and covered with slate tiles imported from Wales.
The Milne family continued to live in the home up until 1937.
Drumminor is regarded amongst locals as one of the most distinguished original homesteads of the Tea Tree Gully area and has been home to one of Adelaide's award-winning fine dining restaurants.
This historical site is listed on the State Heritage Register and the cemetery has been designed to enhance and complement the original Drumminor home. Granite is sourced from a variety of locations across the world to ensure that each memorial garden is unique and complementary to its surroundings.
We do allow photographs to be taken for personal reasons.
Requests for photographs pertaining to Geneology can be emailed for no charge. However, authority from the licence holder must be obtained.
We do not permit photography of any sites for commercial gain.
On behalf of families, we do not give permission for photos of individual sites to be published in any form.
We treat very seriously the rights of our licence holders, as their sites are sacred and must be respected.








Drumminor Gardens House was built in 1843 by Robert and Alison Milne, who had recently immigrated from Scotland.
The home was named after Drumminor Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and has been crafted from local stone and covered with slate tiles imported from Wales.
The Milne family continued to live in the home up until 1937.
Drumminor is regarded amongst locals as one of the most distinguished original homesteads of the Tea Tree Gully area and has been home to one of Adelaide's award-winning fine dining restaurants.
This historical site is listed on the State Heritage Register and the cemetery has been designed to enhance and complement the original Drumminor home. Granite is sourced from a variety of locations across the world to ensure that each memorial garden is unique and complementary to its surroundings.
We do allow photographs to be taken for personal reasons.
Requests for photographs pertaining to Geneology can be emailed for no charge. However, authority from the licence holder must be obtained.
We do not permit photography of any sites for commercial gain.
On behalf of families, we do not give permission for photos of individual sites to be published in any form.
We treat very seriously the rights of our licence holders, as their sites are sacred and must be respected.








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