the Morphett St Bridge (east). It is dissected by railway lines and the River Torrens, and much of the south-eastern part of the park is occupied by the new Royal Adelaide Hospital and Medical Research and Teaching precincts, and is not accessible to the public. It is planned that should the Women and Children's Hospital be moved from North Adelaide, it will be relocated onto what is currently publicly accessible park land in Park 27. There are also plans for a second SAHMRI (South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute) building and a private hospital. The park contains the Torrens Weir, restaurant and Par 3 putting course, the Dame Roma Mitchell Gardens, the Old Adelaide Gaol, the Bonython Park, the John E Brown Park, the Mary Lee Park, the Helen Mayo Park, the Kate Cocks Park, the Deceased Workers Memorial Forest the Thebarton Police Barracks, the Road Safety School, the remainder of the Railway Yard (the bulk of which was relocated to Dry Creek), assorted broad gauge and standard gauge railway lines and bridges, the new Royal Adelaide Hospital, SAHMRI (South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute), assorted hospital and University buildings on the former site of the City Sk8 Park, six Tennis Courts, some boat houses and Rowing Clubs' clubhouses, etc. Park 28: Palmer Gardens / Pangki Pangki Pangki Pangki Pangki Pangki was a Kaurna person who was a tracker and guide. Colonel George Palmer (1799-1883) was a South Australian Colonisation Commissioner. Park 29: Brougham Gardens / Tantutitingga Tantutitingga/Tandotittingga 'Native lilac place' Lord Brougham (1778-1868) was Lord High Chancellor of the United Kingdom and founder of the London University. Brougham Gardens are surrounded by Brougham Place, North Adelaide. Planned parks Other parks are the location for institutions requiring large expanses of turf or other greenery. Planned parks such as these include: Adelaide Botanic Gardens (Park 11) Adelaide Botanic Park (Park 11) Adelaide High School's sports grounds (Park 24) Adelaide Himeji Garden (Park 18) Adelaide Golf Links (Park 1) Victoria Park Racecourse (Park 16) Adelaide Street Circuit (Surrounding Parks 14 & 15, and inside Park 16) Adelaide Oval (Park 26) Elder Park (Park 26) Veale Gardens (Park 21) Buildings/institutions within the Park Lands Adelaide Aquatic Centre (Park 2) Adelaide Botanic Garden* (Park 11) Adelaide Botanic High School (Park 11) Adelaide Convention Centre* (Park 26) Adelaide Festival Centre (Park 26) Adelaide Gaol (Park 27) Adelaide High School (Park 24) Adelaide Oval