Auburn Old Police Station & Courthouse Museum
St Vincent Street, Auburn
Tel: (08) 8849 2262
The Old Police Station and Courthouse were completed in 1860 and later
extended. A variety of stone was used in the construction of the buildings, as well as handsawn Redgum and three different types of paving; flat slate paving, pitch paving and cobble work. Devonshire teas and lunch available.
Open: Thurs-Sun 10am-5pm. Daily school holidays and public holidays.

Bon Accord Cottage
Morehead Street, Burra
The cottage is the original Mine Manager’s residence of the Bon Accord Mine Complex. Built in 1859, this heritage-listed cottage provides bed and
breakfast accommodation. Please phone the Burra Visitors Centre for details.

Bon Accord Mine Complex
Railway Terrace, Burra
Enjoy a guided tour through this old mine site and explore the social history of the early mines of the Burra district.
Open: Mon & Thurs-Sun, 2.00pm-4.00pm. Tours by arrangement with Burra Visitor Centre.

Burra Mine Site
Located within Burra, access via main entrance off Market Street
Tel: (08) 8892 2154
The site protects natural heritage and mining heritage and is a record of the original vegetation of the mid-north. More than 120 species of native plants, 37 which are listed as rare or endangered, are protected here. The hills conserve native grasslands. The site has several buildings and structures used when the “Monster Mine”, a working copper mine was active. These include Peacocks Chimney Stack and Morphetts Engine House.
Open: daily.

Burra Miner’s Dugouts
Blyth Street, Burra
Around 600 dugouts were excavated in the banks of the Burra Creek
between 1846 and 1851, to provide accommodation for an estimated
population of 1800. This was over 40% of the population of what was then the seventh largest settlement in Australia.
Open: daily.

Burra Police Lock-up & Stables
Helston Street, Burra
Erected at the rear of the first police station in 1847, the cells were used as a temporary Gaol until Redruth Gaol was built in 1856 with additional cells, stables and yard added in 1873. Dedicated to the National Trust in 1976, it is part of the Burra Heritage Trail.
Open: daily.

Burra Visitors Centre
Market Square, Burra
Tel: (08) 8892 2154
The Burra Visitor Centre welcomes all of its visitors with a wealth of
information including assistance with a diverse range of attractions,
accommodation and tours. The Base Burra Heritage Passport can be
purchased from the centre that self-guided visitors on an 11km trail around the town visiting 47 historic sites. A key and guidebook enables visitors to unlock the past in greater depth and enter 8 locked sites, including National Trust sites. Additionally, the Burra Visitor Centre offers a wide range of souvenirs for sale.
Open: daily.

Clare Old Police Station and Courthouse Museum
Victoria Road & Neagles Rock Road, Clare
Tel: (08) 8842 2376
Built in 1850 and located about one kilometre from the town centre, the
building housed police troopers and dispensed justice until the late 1870s.
Open: 10am-12noon & 2pm-4pm.

Jamestown Railway Station & Goods Shed Museum
Mannarie Road, Jamestown
Tel: (08) 8664 0026
Built in 1885, the old Railway Station is now a National Trust museum, which features the history of Bundaleer Forest. The collection includes an iron lung and humidicrib.
Open: Sun 2pm-4pm, Mon-Wed 10am-4pm.

Kotz Cottage
Located in the township of Burra
Tel: (08) 8892 2154
Kotz Cottage is a stone cottage that was built in stages prior to 1872. Its
layered state of decay illustrates low-cost construction techniques. The
layout of buildings and structures within the site demonstrates the
requirements of agricultural settlement.
Open: by appointment only.

Malowen Lowarth Cottage
11 Paxton Square Cottages, Kingston Street, Burra
This cottage, furnished with authentic 1860s artefacts, has a garden to suit the era. A guide takes visitors through the cottage and describes life in Burra during the early copper mining days.
Open: Sat 2pm-4pm, Sun & public holidays 9.30am-11.30am.

Market Square Museum
Market Square, Burra
The Museum is a re-creation of an old style general store, post office and
family home at the turn of the century.
Open: Sat, Sun & public holidays 1pm-3pm.

Peacock’s Chimney Stack
Blythe Street (Barrier Highway), Burra
The stack was used during the prosperous years of the copper mines.
Peacock's Chimney Stack was resited in 1971, following an appeal by the
National Trust of South Australia.
Open: daily.

Port Pirie Railway Station & Customs House
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
(08) 8633 1895 or (08) 8632 2272
The Railway Station, built in a striking Victorian Pavilion style in 1902, and former Customs House form part of the Port Pirie Historic and Folk Museum. Features include the narrow gauge steam-shunting engine Port Pirie and Diprotodon bones found in the area.
Open: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm.

Redruth Gaol
Tregory Street, Burra
Redruth Gaol was erected in 1856 and was the first gaol in South Australia outside of Adelaide. The Gaol was closed in 1894 and prisoners transferred to Gladstone Gaol. In 1897, the Gaol was restored and reopened as a Girls Reformatory but closed in 1922. The Gaol is famous for the filming of the 1979 movie "Breaker Morant".
Open: daily.

Sampson’s Cottage
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
Tel: (08) 8632 2272 for bookings.
Heritage listed Sampson’s Cottage, built about 1898, is now self-contained accommodation with great charm and authenticity. Formerly the shop and home of the Sampson family and their shipping butcher business.