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Generations Resting Side by Side.

Lobethal Cemetery, Lobethal, South Australia.

Lobethal General Cemetery was established on 26 October 1886 on Crown Land Section 5162 in the Hundred of Onkaparinga. Its creation followed the closure of two earlier cemeteries near Lobethal’s Lutheran churches, which were deemed too close to domestic water sources by the South Australian Board of Health. The new site, located about two miles from town, was chosen to ensure sanitary burial practices.

Today, Lobethal Cemetery holds nearly 2,000 memorials and remains a quiet testament to the region’s settler history, faith, and resilience.

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Black and white photograph of a cemetery plot displaying a blend of modern and historic headstones. In the midground, a polished black granite headstone stands within raised brick kerbing overgrown with tall ornamental grass, inscribed for Thelma Ruth Klose, who died in 2014. Older weathered white marble markers surround the plot, including a Celtic cross, an arched headstone for John Hart from 1914, and a low stone base with a flower vase inscribed Rex. A dark tree trunk frames the right edge of the frame against a soft focus background. The Gardens of the Silent logo is visible in the lower right corner.

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