Martindale Hall, South Australia

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Martindale Hall is a historic 19th-century Georgian-style mansion and pastoral estate in South Australia, renowned for its grand architecture and use as a key setting in the film "Picnic at Hanging Rock."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage-listed building
historic mansion
pastoral estate
architecturalStyle Georgian
Italianate influences
bequeathedTo State Library of South Australia
University of Adelaide
builtFor Edmund Bowman Jr.
completionDate 1880
constructionStartDate 1879
country Australia
culturalSignificance iconic filming location in Australian cinema
currentUse museum
tourist attraction
distanceFromAdelaide approximately 130 kilometres north
hasFeature billiard room
coach house
extensive grounds
formal dining room
formal gardens
gatehouse
grand entrance hall
library
servants’ quarters
stables
hasHeritageValue aesthetic
architectural
historical
social
hasLandscapeFeature ornamental plantings
surrounding pastoral land
tree-lined drive
heritageStatus listed on the Register of the National Estate (defunct)
listed on the South Australian Heritage Register
isExampleOf wealthy pastoralist homestead of colonial era
material stone
nearestTown Mintaro
notablePeriod late 19th century pastoral boom in South Australia
numberOfStoreys 2
openToPublic yes
originalUse pastoral homestead
ownerHistory Bowman family
Mortlock family
region Clare Valley
state South Australia
tourismRegion Clare Valley wine region
usedAsFilmLocationFor Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975 film)
usedAsSettingFor Appleyard College in Picnic at Hanging Rock

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Picnic at Hanging Rock filmingLocation Martindale Hall, South Australia