"Glebe Park is Perfect For A Quick Getaway" Mug
About Glebe Park: Glebe Park, originally part of a hundred-acre land grant from Robert Campbell to the Anglican Church in the early 1840s, features deciduous trees that exhibit vibrant autumn foliage and lose their leaves in winter. Once used as a farm to support the rector, the land now remains as a park providing green space to the city centre with nearly seven hundred trees.
About Glebe Park: Glebe Park, originally part of a hundred-acre land grant from Robert Campbell to the Anglican Church in the early 1840s, features deciduous trees that exhibit vibrant autumn foliage and lose their leaves in winter. Once used as a farm to support the rector, the land now remains as a park providing green space to the city centre with nearly seven hundred trees.
About Glebe Park: Glebe Park, originally part of a hundred-acre land grant from Robert Campbell to the Anglican Church in the early 1840s, features deciduous trees that exhibit vibrant autumn foliage and lose their leaves in winter. Once used as a farm to support the rector, the land now remains as a park providing green space to the city centre with nearly seven hundred trees.
Mug Details:
Ceramic, 11oz
