Gardens Of The Silent
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A.A. Jennings—cross-marked and remembered in the hush of April.


Norton Summit Cemetery, Norton Summit, South Australia.


The cemetery was founded in 1882, making it one of the older burial grounds in the region. It spans approximately 1.3 hectares and is located on Church Road, Norton Summit.


The cemetery is set on medium to steep sloping land with a southwesterly aspect, offering views into the surrounding hills.


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Photograph of a gravestone in Norton Summit Cemetery, South Australia, captured by Kev Peirce for Gardens of The Silent. The headstone is a stone cross mounted on a rectangular base, inscribed with “In Loving Memory Of A.A. Jennings, Died April 14th 1913, Aged 41.” The background includes other gravestones and trees, suggesting a peaceful, reflective cemetery setting. The image evokes themes of early 20th-century memorial practices, personal loss, and quiet remembrance.
Photograph of a gravestone in Norton Summit Cemetery, South Australia, captured by Kev Peirce for Gardens of The Silent. The headstone is a stone cross mounted on a rectangular base, inscribed with “In Loving Memory Of A.A. Jennings, Died April 14th 1913, Aged 41.” The background includes other gravestones and trees, suggesting a peaceful, reflective cemetery setting. The image evokes themes of early 20th-century memorial practices, personal loss, and quiet remembrance.
Photograph of a gravestone in Norton Summit Cemetery, South Australia, captured by Kev Peirce for Gardens of The Silent. The headstone is a stone cross mounted on a rectangular base, inscribed with “In Loving Memory Of A.A. Jennings, Died April 14th 1913, Aged 41.” The background includes other gravestones and trees, suggesting a peaceful, reflective cemetery setting. The image evokes themes of early 20th-century memorial practices, personal loss, and quiet remembrance.