Butler Memorial was officially re-opened on Sunday 6 August 1989.
The hangar style building houses the famous World War One Bristol Fighter Aeroplane the Red Devil, believed to be the only one left anywhere in the world, flown in France and Australia by local boy Captain Harry Butler.
This static display provides information on the exploits of Captain Butler and a detailed history of the refurbished monoplane.
An information booklet is available for AUD2.20 from the District Council of Yorke Peninsula, Minlaton Branch, 18 Main Street, Minlaton.
Additional Butler information is on view at the Minlaton National Trust Museum, Main Street, Minlaton.
Attraction Opening Times
Open 24 hours, seven days
Children Friendly
Playground
Pet Friendly
Dogs on leash, water available
Accessibility
Access and parking available
Butler Memorial
Main Street and North Terrace Minlaton South Australia Australia VIEW CONTACT DETAILS
Attraction Facts
* Children Friendly * Pet Friendly
Attraction Facilities
* BBQ Facilities * Car park * Child Activities * Coach Parking * Wheelchair Access * Parking for the Disabled * Disabled Toilet Facilities * Picnic Area * Public Toilet * Shaded Area * Sheltered Area
Butler Memorial was officially re-opened on Sunday 6 August 1989.
