sa It was wonderful to see so many volunteers our our major working bee held on Sunday 15th October. A successful day, the work consisted of sweeping floors, washing alls and windows as well as removing some stored “might-come-in-handy-one-day” items. Twelve people attended, including three much younger, agile non-members [under 80].more
sa As a not-for-profit, grant funding is vital to our ongoing conservation works and efforts. As our commitments with previous grants come to an end, it is exciting to know that future projects are in the works. The successful projects are across both built and natural heritage, ranging from general maintenancemore
sa The replica plaque was unveiled at a ceremony held on the spot shepherd James Boor discovered copper on Monday, October 2023, exactly 100 years since the closure of the Wallaroo Mines. The plaque was unveiled by Copper Coast Council mayor Roslyn Talbot and local history volunteer Ken Rudd following amore
sa 31 Oct 2023It has been 100 years since the closing of the Moonta Mines in November 2023. The Moonta Mines was once the “backbone” of the economy of the state of South Australia. Many people have a connection to the Cornish Miners and their families, who settled in Moonta in the 1800smore
sa 7 Nov 2023 - 10 Nov 2023The Martindale Hall Archaeology & Community Heritage Week offers an exciting opportunity to be involved in the history and heritage of the magnificent Martindale Hall at Mintaro, South Australia. Come and meet the archaeologists and historians working to record the places, landscapes, objects and stories associated with this important heritagemore
act HERITAGE IN TRUST – JULY 2023 EDITION The latest edition of Heritage in Trust is now available. The feature story is about East Lake – and the proposals for the area as part of the East Lake Place Plan. It is one of the oldest parts of Canberra – seemore
sa 16 Nov 2023Our volunteer guides will show you through the galleries of the museum and the rooms of the Old Customs House, telling stories of the people and events on display as you go through. Devonshire tea available after the tour. Tickets $10 per person with a maximum of twenty people permore
act 7 May 2024 - 10 May 2024STOP PRESS – We have a vacancy for this tour due to a cancellation. Contact Mary on 0427 381 380 to discuss if you are interested. FULLY BOOKED! Contact events@nationaltrustact.org.au if you are interested and would like to be on a waiting list. The National Trust (ACT) and Potter Travelmore
nsw Norman Lindsay's art studio in the Blue Mountains is one of Australia's most historically significant creative spaces, but now this famous art studio is in need of urgent need of repairs.more
sa 18 Feb 2024 - 16 Nov 2025Explore twelve rooms in the building, four display pavilions, blacksmith, police cell, laundry and the charming garden. Discover unique hand-made gifts in our stocked shop. Surrounded in a beautiful garden setting take time to wander and explore. The gardens are dog friendly, so please bring them along. They must bemore
sa 16 Nov 2023 - 18 Nov 2023Thursday 16 November 10:00am – 2:00pm Friday 17 November 10:00am – 2:00pm Saturday 18 November 10:00am – 2:00pm Sunday 19 November 11:00am – 4:00pm Adult – $5.00 Concession – $4.00 Children – Free Have a leisurely browse through 10 rooms of the heritage building filled with sounds and decorationsmore
vic 10 Oct 2024 - 31 Oct 2024Step into the dark, eerie halls of the Old Melbourne Gaol this Halloween, where ghostly figures and shadowy tales await. Experience the thrill of exploring the notorious prison, cell by cell, and feel the spine-chilling atmosphere of the Old City Watch House.more
vic 23 Nov 2024The 68th Annual General Meeting of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) will be held on Saturday 23 November 2024, commencing at 11:00am.more
sa Coinciding with the first anniversary of the passing of long-term National Trust Port Elliot president, Lorraine Pomery, OAM, the marker shows the location of the former Cliff House, one of the early land-mark building in the town. Originally built as the Globe Hotel in 1854, it later became known asmore
