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Built around 1872 as a Blacksmiths shop the museum displays the history of Goolwa, Currency Creek and Hindmarsh Island.

Take in the ambience of this unique woolshed, unchanged since it was built in 1863.

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

A four roomed stone cottage built 1869, owned from 1878 by Philip William Carter Gammon.

Built in 1902 for Joseph Gamble and his family. Bequeathed in 1982 for community use.

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

The Cleve Old Council Chambers houses the National Trust Agricultural and Folk Museum.

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

Ceduna School Museum built in 1912 also the first post office, the first gaol.

The original mine office and workshop exhibits displays of the Burra copper mining area, 1845-1877.

The house is a distinctive Mediterranean character, open brickwork parapet in soft terracotta colours.

Built in 1879 as shipping house and warehouse, using local freestone with sawn Coraline limestone quoins.

State Heritage listed single-gabled schoolroom built of local freestone, roofed and floored with local slate.

Ayers House is the last of the grand mansions of Adelaide's North Terrace boulevard.

A unique Old Police Station and Courthouse featuring variety of stone work and handsawn Redgum.

Agricultural machinery, the famous stump jump plough and sunken marine relics.

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