Adelaide’s famous Red House. Not far from central. Fifteen minutes by car. During his lifetime, Bradman was so overwhelmed by the pressure of visitors that he wrote down the wrong home address. He asked for his body to be cremated instead of buried so that there would be no problem even after death. There is a reason behind this; he thought that his body might be stolen from the grave. There is tension going on in the house.

Bradman’s children want to sell the house. But the Adelaide government won’t let the house be sold. Dissatisfaction with this in the family is why the red house is locked. Converting the house into a museum is great for cricket-loving visitors. But where is that happening? 2 Holding Street, Kensington Park, Adelaide. The holding number of the house could not be found. Seven bushes in front of the house were handed by Bradman.

Mike Coward has done a lot of work on this godfather of cricket by writing about Australian cricket. Adelaide is closed on August 27, Bradman’s birthday. But the day is celebrated in his childhood village Bowral and boyhood school.
Don passed away on February 25, 2001. Adelaide had cloudy skies on Thursday. However, the brightness of the red building did not decrease that much.