Beachport Old Wool & Grain Store Museum
Railway Terrace, Beachport
Tel: (08) 8735 8029 or (08) 8735 8013
Built in 1879, the building measures approximately 63 feet across the front.
The two-storey section at the front goes back 27 feet, and behind is a large
warehouse section measuring 78 x 63 feet. The building now houses a
museum.
Open: Fri-Wed and school holidays 10am-4pm, Sun 10am-2pm

Glencoe Woolshed
Glencoe, near Mt Gambier
Tel: (08) 8739 4007 or (08) 8725 5284 (for bookings)
Edward and Robert Leake founded the Glencoe Station in 1844, naming it
after a Scottish town famous for the massacre of 1692. The shearing shed is unique as it was never converted to mechanised shearing and it is set up as a museum of original and historic blade shearing and wool handling
processes.
Open: Mon-Sat & public holidays 9am-5pm, Sun 11am-5pm.

Keith 1910 Congregational Church
Heritage Street, Keith
Tel: (08) 8755 1118
Built in 1910 as a community project, voluntary labour used local stone to
construct the Church. It has a corrugated galvanised iron gable-ended roof with small ventilators near the apex, and stone quoins dress the random rubble stonework.
Open: by appointment only.

Keith Early Settler’s Cottage
Heritage Street, Keith
Tel: (08) 8755 1118
Built by William Davis in 1894, the cottage is constructed of local limestone and consists of two bedrooms, a parlour, and a kitchen.
Open: by appointment only.

Cape Jaffa Lighthouse
Marine Parade, Kingston
Tel: (08) 8767 2979
The Lighthouse was officially opened in 1872 with an automatic light
replacing the keeper in 1973. The National Trust re-erected the lighthouse in 1976 using original materials and specifications.
Open: school holidays 2pm-4pm or by appointment.

Kingston National Trust Museum
Tel: (08) 8767 2114
The Kingston National Trust Museum features many items connected with
local history, including shipping and drainage records, photographs, articles telecommunication, horse drawn vehicles as well as agricultural and domestic displays. The whole area has recently been reorganised for better viewing and convenience.
Open: most school and public holidays, or by appointment.

Millicent Museum
Mt Gambier Road, Millicent
Tel: (08) 8733 3205
The Millicent National Trust Museum began in 1960 in the first primary school in Millicent built in 1873. Major displays include 25 fully restored buggies, carriages and wagons, a large machinery shed, beautiful gowns, Millicent history, the Shipwreck Room and Aboriginal deep cave art replicas. The centre displays a collection of horse-drawn vehicles, a maritime room, a farming collection, a museum depicting rural life from the 1960s, and a collection of replica aboriginal cave art.
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat & Sun 10am-4pm, public holidays 10am-4pm, closed Christmas Day.

Mount Gambier Courthouse Museum
Bay Road, Mt Gambier
Tel: (08) 8725 7011
Work began on the pink dolomite stone courthouse in 1864. There have been a number of additions to the building, including: a fence erected in 1869; a verandah constructed in 1871; a new wing in 1878; and gas lighting which replaced kerosene lamps in 1892.
Open: Mon–Fri 11am–3pm or by arrangement.

Mundulla Hotel
15 Kennedy Street, Mundulla
Tel: (08) 8768 2419
Hotel in 19th Century building, built in the 1870s. Used as a store and post office until 1884 when a hotel licence was obtained. Used as a hotel until 1912, then as a general store and then residence until 1959. Reopened as the Old Mundulla Hotel in 1994.
Open: daily 11am – late.

Petticoat Lane Properties, Penola
Petticoat Lane represents the oldest residential area of Penola. The Petticoat Lane Heritage Area includes Gammon Cottage, Display Gardens, The Rectory (now a bed and breakfast), Petticoat Lane Herb Garden, Wilson Cottage (featuring a napery) and Sharam’s Cottage.

Robe CSIRO Research Station
Nora Creina Road, 5km southeast of Robe
Tel: (08) 8767 2062
The CSIRO field station operated between 1935 and 1976, and was the site of research on pasture trace minerals deficiency in the diet of local sheep. In 1956 abnormal levels of radioactive iodine were identified in sheep, and this was attributed to the fallout from tests at Maralinga.
Open: by arrangement.

Robe Customs House
Royal Circus, Robe
Tel: (08) 8768 2419
Built in 1863 of limestone with brick quoins, Customs House is a curiously
shaped five-sided building with a panoramic view of Guichen Bay and the
surrounding countryside.
Open: Tues-Sat 2pm-4pm; Jan – Mon-Sat 2pm-4pm.

The Sheep’s Back Museum
McDonnell Street, Naracoorte
Tel: (08) 8762 1518
The building was constructed in 1870 as a flourmill and operated using water from the Naracoorte Creek, processing grain from Kingston and Robe. It is now an award-winning museum of the wool industry.
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat & Sun 9am-4pm.

Sheriff Reserve
Burkas Road, 4km northeast of Naracoorte
Access: The Reserve can be accessed from Naracoorte via Cadgee Road,
then 600m down Burkas Road which borders the Reserve on the north.
Open forest with dense bracken understorey. Features several large black
wattle (Acacia mearnsii). Conserves a remnant woodland within an area
which has been predominantly cleared for agriculture. Acts as a wildlife
refuse for a wide range of native fauna. A significant remnant of an
environmental association of which only 5% remains in the Hundred of
Naracoorte. 50 indigenous species have been recorded including 5 native
orchids and possibly an Acacia species which is rated as vulnerable for SA
and SE. The reserve is contiguous with remnant vegetation to the west.
Fauna surveys have recorded 24 species of birds, 5 species of mammals, 2 species of amphibians and 2 species of reptiles. The reserve hosts a small population of sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) which is rated as vulnerable for SA and SE.
Open: at all times.