Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery
Where yesterday is just a short walk away, celebrating over 150 years of history.
To be held in the Gallery
17-19 Bruce Street
Eudunda
An antique expert of considerable repute
Mr. John Foumakis
has offered to value and give information about
your old treasures
Entry cost $5:00
Includes coffee and cake
Everyone has something old and interesting to share
Young Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery Member, Samuel Doering has been using technology to continue supporting his community, with local help.
Samuel is currently in England studying at University there, and in between time has been posting great articles on the Eudunda Family Heritage Gallery on Facebook.
The articles are about historic events around the area. You are encouraged to read them for yourself.
The amount of information has been breathtaking. Articles about the history of the Eudunda Club, Town Pictures, Masonic Lodge, German Ancestry, Religion (Churches), Croquet Club, Racing Club, Lawn Bowls, Rifle Club, Rabbit Cannery, Cricket, Football etc.
People have been able to comment and share the information and we encourage you to do so too.
https://www.facebook.com/EudundaHeritage
Caution: You need a Facebook account to get the best experience
(you can still read the information without, just not as easily)
Above photo is of the Neales Flat CFS members – unknown year.
Changed regularly to highlight
the various events and themes in the district.
April is the month we remember those who served in wars and other operations, those who paid the ultimate sacrifice with thier lives, and those who did return.
You can visit the Eudunda RSL website here
How did you receive your phone calls in years past?
It may well have been a manual exchange like Eudunda’s
Come and look at this great example and look at some of the photos and booklets about manual exchanges.
Can you remember your old phone number?
Was it a “Party Line”? and if so – how many rings did you wait for?
Were you an Exchange Operator in the district? We would love to hear from you about where and when and who with, and your experiences.
Call in and talk to our volunteers.
We are open Friday, Saturday 10am – 4pm and Sunday 12-3pm
or contact us by our web form.
As part of South Australia’s History Festival 28th April – 31st May,
Sir Hubert Wilkins’ Cottage is open and many interesting things displayed about this great, yet little know South Australian Explorer, who grew up in the area of Mount Bryan East (SA).
The open house will be from 11 am until 3 pm. on Sunday 29th April.
