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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 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.

Originally built out to sea from the Cape Jaffa on the Margaret Brock Reef and opened in 1872.

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.

The Burra Mine Site Grassland protects native grassland habitat as well as our mining heritage.

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.

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.

A triangular (3.3 ha) nature reserve of natural Mallee scrub, plants, native animals and birds.

Originally built as an extension to the Tennant Creek Hospital in 1942.

Stuart Town Gaol houses memorabilia and stories relating to police history and life in Central Australia.

Roadmaster's House was built to accommodate the staff of the North Australia Railway (NAR).

A evocative reminder of the former Northern Australia Railway and the great hopes held.

The building is the oldest surviving example of an outpost police station in the Territory.

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