Heritage and History

Commencing October 20th, the PS Oscar W historic paddle steamer will temporarily relocate to Hector’s Jetty, approximately 100m south of its usual berth at the Goolwa Wha...

Wednesday - Sunday, 11.30am - 4.30pm

Love everything automotive? Motoring history, veteran, vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and motor sports vehicles are now on show in beautiful Strathalbyn. The mus...

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

Connecting 3 separate walks around the historic Goolwa township. Walk 1 - Cadell Street (allow 50 minutes, distance 900 metres) Walk 2 - Goolwa Wharf Precinct (allow ...

Experience what it is like to drive a real train! One of only 7 public train driving simulators in the world has been installed in the cab of SAR diesel 351. Come and...

River Dolls of Goolwa offers two experiences for all members of the family when you visit. A display of 3000 items showcases dolls, toys, teddies, trains and other childh...

Our Mission: to create a museum to.... Collect, Catalogue, Display and Restore

The Cockle Train is one of South Australia's best kept secrets. It travels along the South Coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula, across farmlands and coastal dunes. The cool b...

The Strathalbyn & District Heritage Centre (NTSA) is housed in the original Strathalbyn Police Station built in 1858.

Strathalbyn was founded by affluent people from Scotland in 1839, who chose the Angas Valley as a special survey. Down load a map and brochure detailing their influenc...