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Edithburgh Museum

Locality: Edithburgh, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8852 6273



Address: 5- 7 Edith St., 5583 Edithburgh, SA, Australia

Website: http://edithburgh.org.au/edithburgh-museum

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25.01.2022 Check these out , some special Opportunities await !



24.01.2022 So much Maritime history in the Edithburgh Museum. We reopen on September 26th and look forward to you visiting!

14.01.2022 Troubridge island and Sultana Point and the Windfarm, Edithburgh, from a different perspective!

14.01.2022 South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail (Adelaide 1868 1881) Sat April 17 1875 EDITHBURGH. A public meeting was held at the Troubridge Hotel, on Monday evening, to consider the advisability of erecting an Institute at Edithburgh. Mr. J. Gottschalck occupied the chair. Resolutions were passed affirming the advisability of an Institute being built, and appointing the following gentlemen Trustees : Messrs. C. F. Beaumont, G. Fa...rr, J. Gottschalck, G. A. Heinrich, A. Martin, T. Smith, jun., and Dr. A. Vonnida. Mr. T. Smith, jun., was appointed Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. A subscription list was opened in the room, and 24 3s. placed upon it. An excellent site has been purchased. The Trustees wish to collect by subscriptions from 150 to 200, and intend asking Parliament for a like sum. We are badly off for police protection. It is true we have one police-trooper stationed here, but this is not sufficient, as duty so often calls him to Adelaide with prisoners. It is to be hoped that the Government will see the necessity which has been frequently pointed out of placing another trooper here, and providing station accommodation. We have had some pleasant showers of rain during the past few days, causing grass to spring in many places, and the farmers to smile.Business here is very brisk. The township is increasing the number of its buildings in all directions. The police cells will be finished in a few days, and the jetty extension is being rapidly pushed on. See more



13.01.2022 Edithburgh Jetty - so much colour and life

12.01.2022 The Museum reopens on September 26th. Our maritime history is just one of many attractions. Come and discover the stories and our history!

12.01.2022 David Peters said there are some photos in the State Library online. So perhaps those on the committee interested in the Maritime could check these out.



11.01.2022 Edithburgh Tidal pool. Looking south!

11.01.2022 *Ethel Shipwreck Time-Lapse Project extended* Due to restrictions in place from COVID-19 we’re extending the call out for your old family photos of the Ethel ...shipwreck at Innes National Park, Yorke Peninsula. We’re particularly interested in any images or films from the 1910s to 1940s. Any digital images or videos, can be submitted on our webpage: https://lnkd.in/d457tYu Unfortunately we currently cannot accept any hard copy images, films or videos at our Waymouth Street Customer Service Centre. If you have hardcopies and cannot digitise them yourself, please email and let us know. We will contact you when you can visit us again! Alternatively, you can post to - Heritage South Australia, GPO Box 1047, Adelaide SA 5001. Note Heritage South Australia will return all original media received. If you have any questions about this Time-Lapse, you can reach Heritage South Australia on (08) 8124 4960 or email: [email protected]. #heritagesa #maritimesa #EthelShipwreck #npwssa Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology - AIMA Environment SA News National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia

10.01.2022 We would love to welcome you to the Edithburgh Museum.

09.01.2022 For the full story of the Clan Ranald visit our history Museum and the graves at the Edithburgh cemetery.

08.01.2022 Due to the Covid 19 virus, the People’s Choice Lottery tickets are only available this year for sale on-line. Please support the Edithburgh Museum by purchasing your tickets on-line and sharing this to all your contacts, encouraging them to pass on the information to interested parties. Every dollar received from ticket sales by the Edithburgh Museum is fully returned to the Museum and helps us to continue to fund the improvement in our displays. Tickets may be purchased from the Peoples Choice Community Lottery website using the link below: https://communitylottery.peopleschoice.com.au//edithburgh-



07.01.2022 Celebration of Community Resilience Commemorative plaque unveiling for the 2019 fire event 26th September, 2:00pm Corner of Troubridge Hill Road and Old... Honiton Road, Honiton Afternoon tea at Light Church, Edithburgh RSVPs are essential, please contact Kate on 0402 133 044 or email [email protected]

06.01.2022 CASTLE SALT was an important supplier of salt for Australia. Find out more at our History Museum. We are re-opening on Saturday 26th.

04.01.2022 Hoping to increase our opening times with more volunteers! If you are interested in learning more, and wish to become part of our team please contact Jan. 08 88526273 Especially need two people for Sunday mornings.

02.01.2022 Edithburgh History Museum reopens next Saturday September 26th. There is so much history to share and the history of the salt mining is just one of many great stories we have to tell.

01.01.2022 More maritime history. Visit our Museum to find out much more!

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