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Winn's Bakehouse is a comprehensive museum depicting valley life from 1837.

1856 stone cottage built by William Wilson of Mount Gambier stone and local clay.

Built from 1855 to 1872 , initially used as a female immigration depot in 1855.

Former Customs House and Station Master's Residence built 1866 displays extensive heritage collections.

Three-storied flour mill 1866 built by Smith and Agar for David Simpson.

Strathalbyn's old police station built in 1858 and features attached courthouse built in 1867.

Built early in 1850 of blackwood slabs and a bark roof out of timber from the banks of a nearby swamp.

The 1853 railway station is an exposed timber frame building featuring steeply pitched, corrugated-iron roof.

The Telegraph station was officially opened on August 13, 1860 and the Post office built in 1876.

The Hog Bay School built 1869 is now a Maritime and Folk Museum.

The Overland Corner Hotel built in 1860 became a post office from 1897 to 1913.

An imposing building reflecting the formal architectural style of important government buildings of the 1860s.

Matta House built in 1863 as the residence of the Manager of Matta Matta Mine.

19th Century stone cottage with a garden, furnished with authentic 1860s artefacts.

Hope Cottage one of three cottages built around 1857 by brothers Charles and Michael Calnan.

Museum built 1860 of local stone as a telegraph station, designed by the Colonial Architect.

Davidson Cottage built in 1861 by Peter Davidson and his son John with pit-sawn timber.

Collingrove Homestead provides a fine example of how our pioneers created a new Australian architecture.

The first Courthouse and Police Station built 1850.This museum has extensive collections of Clare memorabilia.

The Police Lockup and Stables are part of the unique Burra Heritage Trail.

Around 600 dugouts were excavated along the banks of the Burra Creek 1846 and 1851.

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