Granny's Grave commemorates the first European Woman to be buried in the area and was erected by the local council in 1904.

The monument names "Granny" as Mrs James Raddlestone, the wife of a crayfish fisherman, who was buried here in 1848 - However, later research identified her true identity as Agnes Ruttleton and Warrnambool Council added a plaque to the site in 2014 correcting the name.

Situated on the wonderful, albeit a bit busy, coastal path - Granny's Grave is a great spot to stop and take in some history. The nearby bench works for a quick break too!

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