LeFevre Terrace, North Adelaide
The playground on LeFevre Terrace was established in 1920 with a donation of ₤500 from Glover on the corner with Tynte Street. It is locally known as the helicopter playground after one of the current pieces of equipment.
It has electric barbecues, picnic tables and toilets as well as playground equipment.
The toilet block contains a kiosk, now closed. It's co-ordinates are 34°54′17″S 138°36′02″E / 34.904625°S 138.60069°E / -34.904625; 138.60069 (Glover Playground, LeFevre Terrace)
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