Maldon has some very generic street names such as High and Main that probably reflect its English heritage. The names of other streets date from Maldon’s first years. John Templeton and Thomas Adair were the surveyors who laid out the town in 1854 and George Lowther was one of the two Assistant Goldfield Commissioners appointed…
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