The Lost Medals of Constable Tuohy
26 December 2021
The Star of Greece shipwreck is a story of tragedy and heroism. On 13 July 1888, Star of Greece was bound for England, caught in
The Star of Greece shipwreck is a story of tragedy and heroism. On 13 July 1888, Star of Greece was bound for England, caught in
Photo 0030a. Shearing at ‘Woodside Farm’, home of Francis and Treaza Culley (nee Cox). Taken before 1908. Located between Aldinga and Sellicks Hill. Francis Culley
“Slate is everywhere in evidence in Willunga: … culverts are topped, bottomed and sided by it, bridges and waterways lined by it …” Southern
Contributed by Dr. Paddy O’Toole When visitors enter the Willunga Slate Museum, they are often bemused by the slate relief entitled Ino and Bacchus. The
An important piece of history has been found by members of the National Trust in Willunga. Willunga, famous today for the farmers market and gourmet
In memory of Fred Farmer BASSETT In 1916 the British Government recognised the need to show some form of official gratitude to the next of
Star of Greece figurehead, SA Maritime Museum, Joyce West 2018 marks the 130th anniversary of the wreck of the Star of Greece. For information on
A striking painting of slate quarryman Billy Lock, titled The Rapture of Billy, now greets visitors to Willunga Slate Museum. It has recently been acquired
Modern day motorists who suffer the undulating stretch of road between McLaren Vale and Willunga should spare a thought for the saga of Hawker’s stumps,
A very early sketch of Willunga has recently been discovered among a collection of documents at Flinders University. The accompanying notes suggest that it originates