Category: Historic Heritage: Buildings and Structures

Constructed in 1856 by James and Emma Tiver these cottages are listed on the Register of State Heritage Items, the Register of the National Estate and are regarded as unique examples of Cornish/British architecture. They have been carefully restored for bed and breakfast accommodation. Located in Burra, South Australia. - Read more

Category: Historic Heritage: Museums

Korumburra's iconic Coal Creek Village is open on weekends and public holidays. It showcases the fascinating history and priceless memorabilia of the area in its museum area. The community park will provide entertainment areas for musical events and markets,bush walking trails, and will maintain thebeautiful picnic areas by the lake . The popular Bush Tramway runs, providing pleasure for children and the young at heart. The Pig & Whistle offers refreshments at competitive prices. - Read more

Category: Historic Heritage: Places

Nestled amongst the Northern Mt Lofty Ranges, and lying off the main Gawler to Morgan Road (Thiele Highway), is the beautiful town of Eudunda. This page has some history about Eudunda and the site also has information on Burra heritage buildings as well. The Goyder area also includes: Whyte, Terowie, Wonna, Ketchowla, Anne, Hallett, Tomkinson, Ayers, Kingston, Mongolata, Rees, Hanson, Kooringa, Baldina, King, Apoinga, Bright, English, Bundey, Bower, Julia Creek, Brownlow, Neales and Dutton. - Read more

Category: Historic Heritage: Places

The picturesque village of Yungaburra lies in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands, just one hour up from Cairns into the Highlands, in Tropical North Queensland. Largely unchanged since 1910, wide verandahs and historical shop fronts line the tranquil streets. With 18 heritage listed buildings, it is the largest National Trust village in Queensland. - Read more