Browse Clare Valley Landmarks and Buildings By Area

Balaklava (1)
Blyth (1)

Burra (9)
Clare (1)

Eudunda (1)
Kapunda (1)

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Kapunda

Anlaby is one of Australia's great homesteads and one of the first grand rural properties of South Australia. Settled in 1839 by Frederick Dutton, it reached its heyday in the Edwardian era when it also hosted the Prince of Wales.

Categories: Farming, Food and Produce; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings; Parks and Gardens;

Balaklava

Balaklava Museum Centenary Hall

Centenary Hall is one of two sites operated by Balaklava Museum Incorporated. It was built in 1878 and has a colourful history, having been occupied by the Church of Christ, Druids and Rechabite Lodges, schools, a kindergarten and the Lutheran church. It was also used for town band and choral society practice, before being purchased by the local branch of the National Trust in 1975.

Categories: Galleries, Museums and Collections; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings;

Burra

Bon Accord Mine Complex

The Bon Accord Mine Complex is owned and administered by the National Trust, Burra, and is concerned with preserving, studying and exhibiting items that help in illustrating and explaining the story of the Burra area.

Categories: Galleries, Museums and Collections; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings; Mining and Industry;

Blyth

Brooks Lookout

Brooks Lookout was opened in 2001 and gives visitors to the Clare Valley the opportunity to picnic at one of the big Australian panoramas.

Categories: Landmarks and Buildings; Natural Attractions;

Clare

Bungaree Station

In its heyday, Bungaree was like a small village with its beautiful sandstone Woolshed, Shearers Quarters, Stable Yard, Station Store, Managers House, staff cottages and even the District Council Chambers and a Church.

Categories: Farming, Food and Produce; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings; Parks and Gardens;

Eudunda

Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery

The Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery is a large complex, which incorporates an old 1880's renovated cottage, displaying material relating to the history of the town and some of the townsfolk, memorabilia, maps, council records and research area. We are more than happy to supply brochures on the town and local area for self guided walks and self guided drives

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings;

Burra

Market Square Museum

If you want to have a look at Burra's heritage you should include a visit to the Market Square Museum, Burra's first museum, opened by the National Trust in 1966.

Categories: Galleries, Museums and Collections; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings; Shopping;

Burra

Miners Dugouts

In 1851, up to 2,000 miners and their families lived in these dugouts along the riverbed. Floods drove many people out into the homes built by the mining companies.

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings;

Burra

Morphetts Enginehouse Museum

At Morphetts Enginehouse Museum visitors will see the only known reconstructed Cornish enginehouse in the world. A guide will explain the workings of the engine and pump system used to de-water the mine. Visitors are encouraged to examine the three-storey building and information displayed. Outside visitors may walk through an underground adit and view the mineshaft. Original pumping equipment along with the remains of several mine buildings are on display. An unforgettable experience.