(Park 26) Adelaide Park Lands Terminal (Park 23) Adelaide railway station* (Park 26) Adelaide University Boat Club (Park 12) Adelaide Zoo (Park 11) Art Gallery of South Australia* (Park 12) Botanic Park (Park 11) Government House* (Park 12) Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science (Park 11) Memorial Drive (Park 26) Mile End railway station (Park 24) National War Memorial* (Park 12) National Wine Centre (Park 11) North Adelaide railway station (Park 27) Parliament House* (Park 26) Royal Adelaide Hospital* (Old site:Park 11, New site:Park 27) South Australian Museum* (Park 12) State Library of South Australia* (Park 12) Thebarton Police Barracks (Park 27) Torrens Parade Ground (Park 12) University of Adelaide City (main) campus* (Park 12) University of South Australia City East campus* (Park 12) Victoria Park Racecourse buildings (Park 16) West Terrace Cemetery (Park 23) * North Terrace forms the southern boundary of these establishments. Now-demolished buildings/structures which were built on the Park Lands include: Jubilee Exhibition Building* 1887–1962 (Park 12) Jubilee Exhibition Railway 1887–1927 (Park 12) Park Land preservation movement Since the Park Lands were set apart by William Light as part of his original 1837 Plan of the City of Adelaide, and intended by the city founders to be reserved as public walks in perpetuity, any development can be seen to go against the founding ambitions for Adelaide and be a source of controversy in the community. In response to incessant pressure and erosion, there have been many defenders of the Adelaide Park Lands. In 1987 a public meeting was held, which resulted in the formation of the Adelaide Parklands Preservation Association Inc, (APPA), which later corrected its name to Adelaide Park Lands Preservation Association Inc. and in 2021 removed "Preservation" from its name, which is now Adelaide Park Lands Association Inc (APA). Examples of such pressure and erosion are listed on APA's "Current Issues" page. An example of one such source of controversy is the Victoria Park racecourse and associated areas south-east of the city centre which have been used for motor racing events for short periods of each year. In 2008 these parts of the Park Lands were targeted for development, incurring opposition from members of the community. The proposed plans included construction of a permanent corporate facility to provide hospitality and spectator facilities to select groups at events such as the Adelaide 500 motor racing event. On 30 August 2007 veteran Adelaide heritage consultant and