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Historic building returns to Auburn Community

Officially receiving the keys to the historic Auburn library building from Mayor Allan Aughey OAM are, from right, Joan Concy ACDC (treasurer), Kay Lambert (National Trust SA – Auburn), Hellen Riley ACDC (committee) and Rhonda Seymour president ACDC. (Absent are ACDC committee members Rob Tilley, David Kilpatrick and Graham Richards). (Supplied)
James Swanborough

The historic former Upper Wakefield Council Chambers and Auburn Library building has been officially gifted to the Auburn Community Development […]

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