Saturday 14 August 2010
Special Event: 30th Anniversary dinner at the Feathers Hotel
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474 | 20/11/2023 | The story of Chiverton – Past and PresentPresented by Anne Daniell, Archivist at St Peter’s Girls’ School and Dr Geoffrey Bishop, local historian Our speakers will cover the story of Chiverton from 1880 when it was built as a grand two-storey bluestone family… | |||||
473 | doc | 16/10/2023 | William Wyatt Protector of Aborigines and the Wyatt family connection with BurnsidePresented by Anne McCutcheon (Governor of the Wyatt Foundation) Dr William Wyatt – Protector of Aborigines in the Colony (1837-1839), apothecary Surgeon, medical administrator, JP, land dealer, property developer,… | ||||
472 | doc | 18/9/2023 | The State Horse Drawn Collection, a hidden gemPresented by Peter Foster OAM, Heritage Carriages The Millicent National Trust Museum, formed in 1965, houses what is regarded as Australia’s finest horse-drawn vehicle (HDV) collection –… | ||||
471 | doc | 21/8/2023 | The Life of Henry Ayers and an update on Ayers HousePresented by Grant Morgan Grant will speak on the “Life of Sir Henry Ayers” who was the dominant figure in South Australia in the… | ||||
470 | doc | 17/7/2023 | Telling tales about school: a look at early schooling in South Australia, highlighting a number of eastern suburbs schools, teachers, buildings and recordsPresented by Alison Hicks From earliest colonial days education was important to those settling in South Australia. Alison’s talk will explore the first school… | ||||
469 | 19/6/2023 | Fashion over a century: 1820-1920Presented by Victoriana Society of South Australia | |||||
468 | 15/5/2023 | The Secrets of Dulwich – A SA History Festival EventPresented by Polly Dundon Presented by Polly Dundon, author of ‘Secrets of Dulwich and its nearby surroundings’ | |||||
467 | 17/4/2023 | The Adelaide Regiment of Volunteer Rifles 1860 – 1865, with a focus on the rifle companies associated with the Burnside area (and AGM of the Burnside Historical Society)Presented by Dr Nic Grguric | |||||
465 | 20/2/2023 | Early Relations between the Tarndanya (people of the Adelaide Plain) and the European colonists 1836-40Presented by Dr Skye Krichauff View the information flyer. | |||||
463 | 17/10/2022 | The Overland Telegraph – Open for BusinessPresented by Richard Venus 150 years ago, this week (21 October 1872), communication in Australia changed forever – after two years of challenges, struggles,… | |||||
462 | B | 19/9/2022 | Deferred – Early Relations between the Tandanya (people of Adelaide Plains) and European Colonists, 1836 – 1840Presented by Skye Krichauff - This lecture has been deferred due to the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II The Adelaide district is remarkable for the positive relations that existed between the colonists and the local Aboriginal people during… | ||||
466 | 20/3/2022 | The extraordinary life of Sir Hubert WilkinsPresented by Carolyn Spooner | |||||
461 | 21/3/2022 | Discovering Laura Gee: An early South Australian watercolourist and Burnside resident, with examples of her work from private and public collectionsPresented by Judy Fander Born in 1860 Annie Laura Vernon Herford was the wife of Lionel Gee, a senior public servant in the Department… | |||||
462 | B | 15/8/2022 | The History of heritage listing or not in BurnsidePresented by Sandy Wilkinson Sandy will give examples of how even the most spoilt buildings can be reconstructed and saved. Historic Buildings in Burnside… | ||||
457 | * | B | d | 18/4/2022 | The extraordinary Clarks of Hazelwood ParkPresented by Carolyn Spooner This is the Annual General Meeting This is also Easter Monday | ||
460 | * | B | 20/6/2022 | Seymour College’s CentenaryPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop This is one of Adelaide’s oldest Colleges founded in February 1922 at the Crossing family home ‘Wotton Lea’ on Portrush… | |||
459 | * | B | d | 16/5/2022 | Burnside’s War Memorial and the Virtual National War MemorialPresented by Colonial Steven Larkins OAM History Month Activity | ||
455 | 21/11/2022 | The people in Charles Hill’s Painting of Proclamation Day, Glenelg 1836Presented by Dr Susan Marsden This meeting was deferred due to a possible outbreak of COVID-19 in the community. It was felt that our members… | |||||
454 | d | 15/11/2021 | In the steps of Elder, Barr Smith and Waite, the 1860s-1940sPresented by Pam Rajkowski OAM Over years researching the complex history of the Afghan cameleers, introduced to Australia by Thomas Elder, Pamela encountered an intricate… | ||||
452 | doc | 18/10/2021 | The early history of tramways in Adelaide with a special focus on the Burnside linesPresented by Colin Seymour | ||||
451 | B | T | doc | 20/9/2021 | The history of vegetation in Burnside and the recent restoration of the Michael Perry ReservePresented by Dr Mark Ellis Michael Perry Reserve is along Second Creek in upper Stonyfell. It can be entered from Kurrajong Avenue. There are several… | ||
450 | doc | 21/6/2021 | Bad night over Lille May 1944Presented by Colonel Steven Larkins OAM (retired) In 1998, I met a Belgian detective in Ypres. We have remained in contact more or less continuously since. These… | ||||
449 | B | doc | 16/8/2021 | Bay to Birdwood and Back to BurnsidePresented by Michelle Toft The inaugural Bay to Birdwood Run was held in 1980 to commemorate the issuing of the first South Australian driver’s… | |||
446 | 17/5/2021 | The Lewis family: from Burra to Benacre and BeyondPresented by Ash Wright History Month Special Meeting When James Lewis arrived in the newly formed colony of South Australia on the Rapid in 1838, he… | |||||
445 | doc | 19/4/2021 | Burnside in the Archives: researching local government at State RecordsPresented by Helen Chadwick Annual General Meeting to be held prior to speaker. State Records of South Australia holds the archive of official records… | ||||
444 | doc | 15/3/2021 | Planning and Heritage Protection With Reference to BurnsidePresented by Dr Darren Peacock and Melissa Ballantyne Like many councils, Burnside has in its current Development Plan a listing of contributory items, buildings which collectively add to… | ||||
443 | doc | 15/2/2021 | Osmond Gilles: Colonial Treasurer and Businessman, Pastoralist and PhilanthropistPresented by Anne and Ross Both Did you know the first Treasurer of the Colony of South Australia loaned the government money to stop it going… | ||||
442 | 16/11/2020 | SA’s version of “The Antiques Road Show” comes to BurnsidePresented by John Foumakis South Australia’s version of “The Antiques Road Show” comes to Burnside with local antiques expert John Foumakis. Burnside Historical Society… | |||||
441 | 19/10/2020 | Icon of the Barossa – Chateau Tanunda: Origins of a grand winery and its Burnside connectionsPresented by Geoffrey Bishop Château Tanunda is the grandest of the Barossa Valley’s C19th winery buildings. Its origins are unusual as the impetus for… | |||||
440 | B | 21/9/2020 | Modernist Adelaide: Hip and happening architecture 1950s-70s, including BurnsidePresented by Stuart Symons Adelaide was fertile ground for architectural experimentation in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, when a new breed of forward-thinking architects… | ||||
439 | B | 17/8/2020 | Growing up in Burnside – memories, stories and anecdotesPresented by Colin Harris We all treasure our childhood memories and where we grew up usually looms large in those memories. For Colin Harris… | ||||
438 | 20/7/2020 | Meeting cancelledPresented by Anne and Ross Both Osmond Gilles was a notable figure in early colonial South Australia and this talk will provide a brief biography and… | |||||
437 | B | 15/6/2020 | Meeting cancelledPresented by Stephen Larkins OAM Australia trained around 27,000 air crew during WW2 under the Empire Air Training Scheme for service, with the RAAF under… | ||||
436 | 18/5/2020 | Meeting cancelled | |||||
435 | B | 20/4/2020 | Meeting cancelled | ||||
434 | 16/3/2020 | Meeting cancelledPlease note that this meeting has been cancelled as a precaution, due to the current Coronavirus situation. | |||||
433 | 17/2/2020 | Look Mum – no mortar! Dry-stone walling in rural South AustraliaPresented by Dr Bruce Munday Dry stone walls and structures are very much part of the South Australian cultural landscape. Although resistant to fire, termites… | |||||
432 | B | 18/11/2019 | Quiz NightCome and celebrate another successful year for the Burnside Historical Society by attending the Quiz Night at our final meeting… | ||||
431 | 21/10/2019 | Harnessing the River MurrayPresented by Helen Stagg Helen’s paper takes a journey through the research for her book, Harnessing the River Murray: stories of the people who… | |||||
430 | 16/9/2019 | Photographers and photography in SA in the 19th centuryPresented by Howard Speed South Australia has a rich colonial photographic history, including Australia’s first landscapes, first Art society and first Royal photographer, all… | |||||
429 | B | 19/8/2019 | From the Buffalo to Beaumont: the olive in South AustraliaPresented by Margaret Ford The olive has been an essential commodity for centuries, a source of oil for medicine, food, and even waterproofing boots!… | ||||
428 | B | 15/7/2019 | Burnside’s unrecognised Egyptologist: the career of Max WeidenbachPresented by Michael Donoghue Abergeldie House in Glen Osmond was once the home of Max Weidenbach – an Egyptologist who was a member of… | ||||
427 | 17/6/2019 | Making history accessible for children: examples from picture book biographiesPresented by Dr Kristin Weidenbach Award winning local author Dr Kristin Weidenbach will talk about presenting history for children, drawing on her non-fiction picture books:… | |||||
426 | B | 20/5/2019 | Burnside Primary School 150th AnniversaryPresented by Year 7 Burnside Primary School students Year 7 students from Burnside Primary School will present research about the history of their school and community. This event… | ||||
425 | B | 15/4/2019 | Women’s Service in WW2: Stories from a rare local Honour BoardPresented by Dr Janet Scarfe In World War l women who wished to serve were effectively restricted to being nurses, but in World War ll… | ||||
424 | 18/3/2019 | Samuel Grau Hübbe and the South Australian Stock Route ExpeditionPresented by Andrew Peake Samuel Hübbe (1848-1900) had an adventurous life which included employment on the construction of the Overland Telegraph in 1870-72 and… | |||||
423 | 18/2/2019 | Drawn from Life: An insight into Sir Hans Heysen’s early lifePresented by Denise Schumann OAM Heysen’s art and his life remain subjects of great interest and reflection, but few realise that in his early years… | |||||
422 | * | B | 19/11/2018 | Joint event at Beaumont House with the Burnside Branch of the National Trust SAOur normal monthly meeting moves venue for this special event, to historic Beaumont House, 631 Glynburn Road, Beaumont. Come along… | |||
421 | 15/10/2018 | Muriel MattersPresented by Francis Bedford They called her ‘that daring Australian girl’, and for good reason. An actor, elocutionist, musician, educationist, suffragist and peace campaigner,… | |||||
419 | 16/7/2018 | Renewal of Her Majesty’s TheatrePresented by Legh Davis Affectionately known as the Maj, Her Majesty’s Theatre opened in 1913 as the Tivoli and at that time was regarded… | |||||
418 | 20/8/2018 | History of RosesPresented by Kelvin Trimper Adelaide has the perfect climate to grow roses and in this presentation Kelvin will cover the conditions required, the preparation… | |||||
417 | 17/9/2018 | Early bridges of Adelaide and their stories: never a bridge too farPresented by Chris Durrant No sooner up than down was the fate of Adelaide’s early bridges. From Hindmarsh to Hackney, the River Torrens soon… | |||||
414 | 21/5/2018 | The rise and fall of John Verran – the first Labor Government in South Australia (and the world)Presented by Professor Philip Payton In 1910 John Verran, a Cornish copper miner from Moonta, became Premier of South Australia and thus leader of the… | |||||
413 | 18/6/2018 | John Horrocks: a man of substancePresented by Rod Shearing John Horrocks 1818-1846 appears in the South Australian pantheon of European exploration as a minor figure, but was he? Led… | |||||
411 | 16/4/2018 | Hands on history: bringing the centenary of Armistice Day to lifePresented by Ms Amy Feldman Bringing the Centenary of Armistice Day to Life is an interactive way to engage people with South Australia’s World War… | |||||
410 | 19/2/2018 | How the Afghan cameleers helped establish Australia, 1860s-1930sPresented by Pamela Rajkowski OAM In the course of this lecture Pamela will address a number of key questions about camels in Australia, including the… | |||||
409 | 19/3/2018 | Alfred Traeger, inventor and pedal wireless manPresented by Dr Pauline Payne The remarkable Alfred Traeger, ‘electronic tinkerer’ and inventor, working with the Rev. John Flynn, changed the lives of isolated-Outback people… | |||||
406 | 16/10/2017 | From Teetulpa to the Tanami: around South Australia’s goldfields 1882-1911 with Lionel Gee SMPresented by Judy Fander Now largely forgotten, Lionel C E Gee SM was for many years one of Adelaide’s prominent citizens, and a Burnside… | |||||
405 | B | 18/9/2017 | Edith Hübbe’s lifelong teaching career: from Grote St to KnightsbridgePresented by Professor Kay Whitehead Professor Whitehead’s address will explores Edith Hübbe’s (1859-1942) family life, friendships and work as a teacher from Grote St Model… | ||||
404 | 21/8/2017 | A Woman’s Voice: the parliamentary careers of Joyce Steele and Jessie CooperPresented by Jenny Stock Endorsed for safe Liberal seats, and duly elected in March 1959, these Liberal women MPs had not only to represent… | |||||
403 | 17/7/2017 | Glenside Hospital – Then and NowPresented by David Buob Glenside Hospital began as the Parkside Lunatic Asylum in 1870. Its history from that establishment through to its peak of… | |||||
402 | 19/6/2017 | Cobar and Western New South Wales: South Australia’s connectionPresented by David Rogers Throughout the second half of the 19th century South Australia played a major role in the development of western New… | |||||
401 | 15/5/2017 | The Extraordinary Life of Sir Sidney KidmanPresented by Christo Reid Two films and a collection of photographs will celebrate the life of legendary outback cattleman Sir Sidney Kidman. The first… | |||||
400 | 17/4/2017 | The Inverell Kurrajongs of World War 1Presented by Sharan Northcott On 12 January 1916 114 men left Inverell in northern New South Wales to fight in World War 1. The… | |||||
399 | 20/3/2017 | Italian Migration to South AustraliaPresented by Daniela Rose Numerically, Italians are the largest group from a non-English speaking background in South Australia. Over 20 000 are first-generation settlers… | |||||
398 | B | 20/2/2017 | Coopers on StatenboroughPresented by Alison Painter This presentation covers the progress of Cooper & Sons from 1882-2002 when Thomas Cooper, and later his descendants, operated the… | ||||
397 | 21/11/2016 | Me ‘n Me Mates: a performance of Australian songs, stories, poems and yarns by Splash Theatre CompanyPresented by Splash Theatre Company Members and their families and friends are invited to join us for the year’s final meeting as we enjoy an… | |||||
396 | 17/10/2016 | The real story of the King’s speech: Lionel Logue and the South Australian connectionsPresented by Denise Schumann Lionel George Logue (1880-1953) CVO was an Australian speech and language therapist and amateur stage actor who successfully treated, among… | |||||
395 | B | 19/9/2016 | Miss Wauchope’s ‘dreams of an up-to-date school’Presented by Professor Kay Whitehead This presentation focuses on schooling in South Australia from the 1870s to the 1930s. Included in it will be a… | ||||
394 | 15/8/2016 | The Extraordinary Life of Sir Sidney KidmanPresented by Christo Reid Two films and a collection of photographs will celebrate the life of legendary outback cattleman Sir Sidney Kidman. The first… | |||||
393 | 18/7/2016 | Vienna-Shanghai-Burnside: The Preiss Family Life JourneyPresented by Wolfgang Victor Preiss Wolfgang Preiss was born in Shanghai in 1944 to Austrian parents Josef and Katharina who, twice in their lives, found… | |||||
392 | 20/6/2016 | The Queen Adelaide Society IncPresented by Triss and Paul Roberts Queen Adelaide, a German Princess, married William, Duke of Clarence, in England. Their family died in infancy, but Adelaide loved… | |||||
391 | 16/5/2016 | “Penryn is Nothing to Adelaide” Early Cornish Emigration to SAPresented by Philip Payton, Professor of History, Flinders University. In the first decade after the foundation of South Australia in 1836, thousands of men, women and children left Cornwall… | |||||
390 | 18/4/2016 | AGM & George Bolton Archival Films 1930s to 1960sJoin us for our AGM and viewing of George Bolton archival films. As a contribution to the 140th celebrations of… | |||||
389 | 21/3/2016 | Edward Cairns of Ardrossan: from schoolboy to scholarPresented by Dr Robert Kimber Edward Cairns was barely 21 when he died at Gallipoli. He left behind in his dugout on Cheshire Ridge a… | |||||
388 | 15/2/2016 | Two Burnside Ladies: how SA got its first female MPsPresented by Jenny Stock Joyce Steele and Jessie Cooper made history when elected in March 1959 to the South Australian Parliament, the former for… | |||||
387 | 16/11/2015 | New chums and diggers; the history of Australian mining fields through songPresented by Dr Ross Both Songs from the Australian mining fields that have been handed down from singer to singer and collected by folklorists have… | |||||
386 | B | 19/10/2015 | Avenues of HonourPresented by Darren Peacock More than any other people, Australians have chosen to honour their war dead through the planting of memorial trees. Across… | ||||
385 | * | 21/9/2015 | What is an Architecture Museum? The evolution, activities and contributions of the Architecture Museum at the University of AdelaidePresented by Associate Professor Christine Garnaut This talk will outline the origins and evolution of architecture museums and similar entities overseas and address their role and… | ||||
384 | B | 17/8/2015 | The National Archives – revealing personal stories related to the City of Burnside n National Archives – revealing personal stories related to the City of BurnsidePresented by Dr Sara King On the surface of it the National Archives would seem to only describe the official story of the Commonwealth of… | ||||
383 | * | 20/7/2015 | Sharing the Good Earth – 175 years of Adelaide’s Royal ShowPresented by Rob Linn The Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA began its life at a public meeting in 1839. Founded to improve… | ||||
382 | * | 15/6/2015 | Edward Mead Bagot. ‘We ne’er shall look upon his like again’Presented by Sally Hopton A native of County Clare in Ireland, Edward Meade (Ned) Bagot migrated to South Australia with his father in 1840.… | ||||
381 | * | d | 18/5/2015 | Charles Todd, Government ElectricianPresented by Richard Venus Sir Charles Todd is best known for the Overland Telegraph, but this extraordinary engineer and scientist had a significant impact… | |||
380 | * | B | 20/4/2015 | History through photography – the power of the imagePresented by Charles Hulse Until the mid-19th century history relied largely on the written word, but with the invention and rapid development of photography… | |||
379 | * | d | 16/3/2015 | Images of GallipoliPresented by Nick Smyth This is a special Memorial meeting. Gallipoli is familiar to everyone but not everyone knows a lot about it. Images… | |||
378 | B | d | 16/2/2015 | How Burnside was the home of the iconic Simpson Washing MachinePresented by Antony Simpson The company that manufactured the iconic Simpson washing machine was in family hands for five generations and 153 years, a… | |||
377 | 17/11/2014 | The Cheer-Up Society of First World War SA: aspects of the significant story of the war work of South Australian womenPresented by Christeen Schoepf In November 1914, a cleverly played out publicity stunt by Alexandrina Seager and editor of the Register, William Sowden, ensured… | |||||
376 | 20/10/2014 | They Crossed the world to Settle in South Australia – A Song Writer’s ViewPresented by Alan Hartley Alan has a "real job" as a Project Manager with the Department of Transport balanced with a life-long passion for… | |||||
375 | T | 15/9/2014 | Kennion House – the Anglican Boys’ Home in WalkervillePresented by Lyn O'Grady The Church of England Boys’ Home in Walkerville cared for boys from broken and destitute homes for nearly 100 years.… | ||||
374 | T | 18/8/2014 | Mary Penfold and Joseph Gillard Jr: A different view of the Penfolds WinesPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop The origin of many wine companies is shrouded in vague ‘facts’ which, with a bit of good research, can be… | ||||
373 | T | 21/7/2014 | Art DecoPresented by David O'Loughlin In 1925 Paris hosted the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes. It marked a turning point in design… | ||||
372 | 16/6/2014 | The Teapot and The BiblePresented by Pam Gray Pam Gray and Barbara Macey are the great-great-granddaughters of Frederick George Waterhouse. In their address they will give us a… | |||||
371 | 19/5/2014 | Who Killed William Hyde?Presented by Anne Both In this address Anne will give us a brief biography of Constable William Hyde and the events leading to his… | |||||
370 | T | 21/4/2014 | Searching Coromandel Valley’s historyPresented by David Wyatt David’s talk will present some aspects of Coromandel Valley history that prepare the way for the bus tour to take… | ||||
369 | T | 17/3/2014 | Nineteenth century post-contact Adelaide archaeologyPresented by Dr Keryn Walshe Post-contact archaeology in the Adelaide region commenced with the arrival of whalers and sealers off Kangaroo Island and Fleurieu Peninsula… | ||||
368 | T | 17/2/2014 | Edward Maurice Grant – The Forgotten Electrical PioneerPresented by Richard Venus There were a number of significant events in the establishment of electricity supply in South Australia including the first installation… | ||||
367 | * | 20/1/2014 | Guided tour of St Peter’s Cathedral, North AdelaidePresented by Our January meeting will be a tour around this historic building. The Anglican Cathedral was built in Gothic Revival style which was popular in the second half of the 19th century. Tour leaders from St Peter’s Cathedral will describe the history of the building, directing attention to the varied stained glass windows, the woodwork carved in English oak and a range of artefacts. An optional dinner afterwards at The Sussex Hotel, Walkerville from 7.30 pm. Bookings to Meredith ide 8365 3049 | ||||
366 | B | T | 18/11/2013 | Memory Chains – Living, Working, Playing in the City of Burnside 1945-65Presented by Anne Both & others Memory Chains is funded jointly by the Historical Society of South Australia and the Burnside Historical Society. The BHS committee… | |||
365 | B | T | 21/10/2013 | Journey in wine: 125 years of Angove family winemakersPresented by Geoffrey Bishop Angove Family Winemakers was established in 1886 at Tea Tree Gully by Cornish-born Dr W.T. Angove. Today with its base… | |||
364 | T | 16/9/2013 | Charles Campbell’s backyard – then and nowPresented by Jim Everett Charles Campbell was born on the Isle of Skye and in 1821 his family migrated to Sydney. He arrived in… | ||||
363 | T | 19/8/2013 | John Dunn: the father of Mount BarkerPresented by Don Goldney John Dunn came to Adelaide in 1840 and after being offered land by each of the owners of the Mount… | ||||
362 | T | 15/7/2013 | Future of the Royal Adelaide Hospital heritage precinctPresented by Marcus Beresford The Royal Adelaide Hospital is arguably one of the most significant sites of social heritage in South Australia and also… | ||||
361 | T | 17/6/2013 | Flower power: George Smith, an Adelaide landscape gardenerPresented by Kate Walsh Flower Power focuses on the life and work of an Adelaide Hills landscape gardener and nurseryman, George Smith. He was… | ||||
360 | B | T | 20/5/2013 | Down by the creek: Burnside’s first industrial zonePresented by Colin Harris Part of About Time: South Australia’s History Festival In the foyer adjacent to the Burnside Library is a large wooden… | |||
359 | B | T | 15/4/2013 | Annual General Meeting and address – ‘Thirty years of the BHS’Presented by Richard House Richard’s talk will be a brief résumé of the thirty years of the Burnside Historical Society. He will cover such… | |||
358 | T | 18/3/2013 | Now v’s then: Rambling after explorersPresented by Rick Moore It is well recognized that Australians are mainly coastal dwellers. The great interior of the country was unknown by Europeans… | ||||
357 | B | T | 18/2/2013 | The Gilles brothers and the Glen Osmond Mine disputePresented by Dr Ross Both The Glen Osmond Mine was one of a group of silver-lead mines that were Australia’s first metaliferous mines. The mine… | |||
356 | 21/1/2013 | Guided tour of Walkerville Wesleyan CemeteryPresented by Local guides Walkerville Wesleyan Cemetery, opened on 8 May 1849, is heritage-listed and a diversity of occupations are represented in those interred… | |||||
355 | B | 19/11/2012 | Burnside War Memorial Hospital IncPresented by Nick Warden In his address to the Society Nick Warden will tell the story of a Burnside community intent on showing its… | ||||
354 | 15/10/2012 | Robert Clark Morgan. Whaling Sea Captain – little-known figure of early South Australian HistoryPresented by Dorothy Heinrich On 27 July 1836 Robert Clark Morgan brought the first official settlers to Kangaroo Island on board the whaling ship… | |||||
353 | B | 17/9/2012 | Memories of Linden ParkPresented by Chas Grimes Charles (Chas) Grimes will provide us with his personal recollections of Linden Park from the early 1950s to the present,… | ||||
352 | B | 20/8/2012 | The history and protection of housing in BurnsidePresented by Kate McDougall Burnside is one of Adelaide’s important residential suburbs and it reflects the growth of the Metropolitan area and its changing… | ||||
351 | 16/7/2012 | South Australian ornithology 1802-99Presented by Dr Andrew Black The scientific study of birds in pre-colonial and colonial times was generally the domain of experts in Europe but explorers… | |||||
350 | 18/6/2012 | Red deserts & leafy walksPresented by Valmai Hankel The Burnside area has been associated with several of our inland explorers of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, some… | |||||
349 | 21/5/2012 | Prince Alfred CollegePresented by Geoff Bean Prince Alfred College was founded in 1869 and celebrated its Centenary in 1969. In his lecture Geoffrey Bean will address… | |||||
348 | 16/4/2012 | Bennett’s Pottery and the Magill Cemetery–a link with the pastPresented by Meredith Ide and Sandra Lachlan Bennett’s Magill Pottery, is the last small hands – on industry in the City of Burnside. As early as 1854… | |||||
347 | 19/3/2012 | Adelaide’s First GaolPresented by Mr Max Slee | |||||
346 | T | 20/2/2012 | Angel FlightsPresented by Mr Bob Korotcoff | ||||
345 | * | B | 16/1/2012 | Foothills Living in the late Nineteenth Century. Followed by dinner at The Feathers HotelPresented by An outdoors meeting in H'bbe Court presented by Mr Colin Harris | |||
344 | 21/11/2011 | History through Objects – a Show and TellPresented by Members showing and talking about personal items | |||||
343 | B | T | 17/10/2011 | The History behind three Plaques: Greengate Inn, Prescott Farm and WandeenPresented by Mrs Sharan Northcott, Mr Colin Harris and Mrs Mary Wilson (all BHS members) | |||
342 | B | 19/9/2011 | Fergusson Park: it’s History and Natural HistoryPresented by Mr Ken Preiss | ||||
341 | T | 15/8/2011 | A Very Different Climate; How European Settlers CopedPresented by Mr Tony Rogers | ||||
340 | T | 18/7/2011 | The Magic Lantern – Images of InnaminckaPresented by Mr Ron Potts | ||||
339 | T | 20/6/2011 | John Rymill – Our Forgotten ExplorerPresented by Ms Valerie Sitters | ||||
338 | T | 16/5/2011 | The Defence of DarwinPresented by Mr Ray Buttery | ||||
337 | T | 18/4/2011 | What Grows Out of WarsPresented by Mr Glen Woodward | ||||
336 | T | 21/3/2011 | The Golden Age of Australian ExploringPresented by Mr Rick Moore | ||||
335 | T | 21/2/2011 | A Tale of Two Towns: Cold War Tensions in Outback AustraliaPresented by Ms Iris Iwanicki | ||||
334 | * | B | 17/1/2011 | Brock Reserve: Walking Trails and the Brock Family HistoryPresented by An outdoors meeting in Brock Reserve presented by Mr Rob Marshall and Mr Chris Hughes followed by dinner at the Feathers Hotel | |||
333 | T | 15/11/2010 | Mound Springs and the Burnside ConnectionPresented by Mr Simon Lewis | ||||
332 | T | 18/10/2010 | A National History Curriculum – Attainable Goal or Pie in the Sky?Presented by Mr Paul Foley | ||||
331 | T | 20/9/2010 | Tom Kruse and Reg Sprigg – Legends of the OutbackPresented by Mrs Kristin Weidenbach | ||||
330 | T | 16/8/2010 | Swimming in the River TorrensPresented by Mr Michael Talbot | ||||
14/8/2010 | Special Event: 30th Anniversary dinner at the Feathers Hotel | ||||||
329 | B | T | 19/7/2010 | Burnside’s Parks and ReservesPresented by Mrs Eleanor Trott | |||
328 | B | T | 21/6/2010 | The Trak – Burnside’s art-house CinemaPresented by Mr Michael Schneider | |||
B | T | 19/6/2010 | Eastern Regional History Seminar hosted by Burnside Historical SocietyPresented by Keynote talk Bits of Burnside by Richard House | ||||
327 | B | T | 8/5/2010 | Seymour College – A HistoryPresented by Ms Margaret MacDonald | |||
326 | T | 19/4/2010 | Solo Travels in the Outback – with a Glance at some ExplorersPresented by Ms Valmai Hankel | ||||
325 | T | 15/3/2010 | The Magic Lantern – Glass Images from the PastPresented by Mr Ron Potts | ||||
324 | T | 15/2/2010 | The Clipper Ship Adelaide – Last Chance or Lost Cause?Presented by Mrs Pam Whittle | ||||
323 | * | B | 18/1/2010 | Hazelwood ParkPresented by An outdoors meeting in Hazelwood Park presented by Mr John Clark and Mr Andrew Crompton followed by dinner at The Feathers Hotel | |||
322 | 16/11/2009 | Members EveningPresented by showing and talking about personal items | |||||
321 | T | 19/10/2009 | Your Dunes, My DunesPresented by Mr Richard House | ||||
320 | T | 21/9/2009 | Dame Roma Mitchell; The Untellable TalePresented by Prof Susan Magarey | ||||
319 | T | 17/8/2009 | How to Build a Good Home Cheaply; a History of the South Australia Home Builders ClubPresented by Dr Christine Garnaut | ||||
318 | 20/7/2009 | William McMinn; Architect of Marble HillPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop | |||||
317 | 15/6/2009 | Charles Birks Ltd – the Story of a Department StorePresented by Mr Graham Polglase | |||||
316 | 18/5/2009 | JewelleryPresented by Mr Brian Sarre | |||||
315 | T | 20/4/2009 | The Diplomatic GardenerPresented by Dr Pauline Payne | ||||
314 | T | 16/3/2009 | Teaching in the 1950s and 60sPresented by Mr Glen Woodward | ||||
313 | T | 16/2/2009 | John Banks Shepherdson – First Schoolmaster, Farmer and Special MagistratePresented by Mr Eric Spehr | ||||
312 | 19/1/2009 | Tour of Adelaide OvalPresented by had to be cancelled at the last minute | |||||
311 | T | 17/11/2008 | The Largely Forgotten Story – Peterborough and Word War TwoPresented by Mr John Mannion | ||||
310 | T | 20/10/2008 | Keeping a Trust – the Wyatt Benevolent InstitutionPresented by Dr Carol Fort | ||||
309 | T | 15/9/2008 | Hans Heysen – State Conservationalist and HistorianPresented by Mr Alan Campbell | ||||
308 | T | 18/8/2008 | An Antarctic AffairPresented by Ms Emma McEwin | ||||
307 | T | 21/7/2008 | C.J. Dennis – The Untold StoryPresented by Ms Denise Schumann | ||||
306 | T | 16/6/2008 | Source to Sea – the Story of Murray RiverboatsPresented by Mr Ian Doyle The recording of this meeting is accompanied by the transcript of a presentation by Ian Doyle ?The River Murray ?… | ||||
305 | T | 19/5/2008 | The Wildlife of sub-Antarctic Macquarie IslandPresented by Mr Duncan Mackenzie | ||||
304 | T | 21/4/2008 | Adelaide City HistoryPresented by Mr Max Winter | ||||
303 | B | T | 17/3/2008 | SS Great Britain: a story of a great ship, a great engineer and a great grandmotherPresented by Mr Jim Crompton | |||
302 | B | T | 18/2/2008 | An Album of MemoriesPresented by Mr Ken Preiss | |||
301 | * | 21/1/2008 | Tour of Old Treasury BuildingPresented by guides from Ayers House | ||||
300 | 15/11/2007 | The Hay Family of Linden and Mt BreckanPresented by Mr Anthony Laube | |||||
299 | T | 15/10/2007 | The Last Mail to Birdsville (Tom Kruse)Presented by Mr Ian Doyle | ||||
298 | T | 17/9/2007 | The Founders of South Australia: Who should we venerate?Presented by Dr Jeff Nicholas | ||||
297 | T | 20/8/2007 | Gluepot rememberedPresented by Mr Duncan McKenzie | ||||
296 | T | d | 16/7/2007 | Showing Films at the Burnside LibraryPresented by Mr Don Drake | |||
295 | 18/6/2007 | Irish Orphans in South AustraliaPresented by Ms Marie Maddocks | |||||
294 | T | 21/5/2007 | Clement Lindley Wragge: Meteorologist and EccentricPresented by Mr Peter Adamson | ||||
293 | T | 16/4/2007 | S.T.Gill: Travelling the FrontierPresented by Mr Ralph Grandison | ||||
292 | T | d | 19/3/2007 | Burnside – Towards an Environmental HistoryPresented by Mr Colin Harris | |||
291 | B | T | d | 19/2/2007 | The Cromptons of Stonyfell and Stonyfell HousePresented by Mr John Crompton | ||
290 | * | 15/1/2007 | Tour of Adelaide Town HallPresented by led by Mr Glen Woodward followed by lunch in the Town Hall caf | ||||
289 | T | 20/11/2006 | A Visit to the Holy LandPresented by Mr Doug Kneebone | ||||
288 | T | 16/10/2006 | A Celebration of Older AustraliansPresented by Michael Standen Win Haseloff | ||||
287 | 18/9/2006 | The Australian Arid Lands Botanic GardenPresented by Mr John Zwar | |||||
286 | T | 21/8/2006 | A History of Adelaide Technical High SchoolPresented by Mr Charles Grimes | ||||
285 | T | 17/7/2006 | Understanding the Heritage Value of the Upper NorthPresented by Dr Peter Bell | ||||
284 | T | 19/6/2006 | Jetties of South Australia – Past and PresentPresented by Mr Neville Collins | ||||
283 | T | 15/5/2006 | Cornish Migration to South AustraliaPresented by Mr David and Ms Kay Gill | ||||
17/4/2006 | (Army History and the Keswick Army Museum)Presented by (by Lt Col Sven Kuusk - Speaker did not show) | ||||||
282 | T | 20/3/2006 | Sand and Paper: In the footsteps of some explorersPresented by Michael Standen Valmai Hankel | ||||
281 | B | T | d | 20/2/2006 | Vision 2020 – Past, Present and FuturePresented by Strategic Planning for the Burnside Community | ||
280 | * | 16/1/2006 | Tour of St Mark’s College, North AdelaidePresented by Hon John Bannon followed by dinner in the college dining room | ||||
279 | T | 21/11/2005 | The History of the Christmas PageantPresented by Mr Ian Carter | ||||
278 | T | 17/10/2005 | The University of the Third AgePresented by Dr Jack Cross | ||||
277 | T | 19/9/2005 | Radio – A History as I see itPresented by Mr Tony Ryan | ||||
276 | T | 15/8/2005 | A Mediaeval Tale of a Man and his MistressPresented by Mr and Mrs Ian and Joan Stratford | ||||
275 | T | 18/7/2005 | Hard Country and Hard TimesPresented by Mr Colin Harris | ||||
274 | T | 20/6/2005 | Researching Family HistoryPresented by Shirley Sampson | ||||
273 | B | T | d | 16/5/2005 | The Glen Osmond Silver MinesPresented by by Dr Ross Both | ||
272 | T | 18/4/2005 | The Story of LegacyPresented by Colonel Peter Scott | ||||
271 | T | 21/3/2005 | Steam Power: Its evolution, application and the traction enginePresented by Mr Ken Preiss (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
270 | T | 21/2/2005 | ‘Charlie’ Kingston and his Turbulent TimesPresented by Mr John Bannon | ||||
269 | 17/1/2005 | Postcards – The TV programPresented by Mr Keith Conlon | |||||
268 | B | T | d | 15/11/2004 | The Burnside Symphony OrchestraPresented by Mr Doug Pearce | ||
267 | T | 18/10/2004 | South Australia and FederationPresented by Prof. Peter Howell | ||||
266 | B | 20/9/2004 | The History of Burnside Primary SchoolPresented by Mrs Margaret Preiss; BHS member, Mrs Edna Bayfield; BHS member, Mr Phil Ogden | ||||
265 | 16/8/2004 | The Character of Melrose PastPresented by Ms Meredith Resce | |||||
264 | 19/7/2004 | South Australian History: Is it worth capturing in Literature?Presented by Mr Tony Brooks | |||||
263 | T | 21/6/2004 | A Source of Innocent Merriment: Some History of Gilbert and Sullivan and performances in SAPresented by Miss Elizabeth Olsson and Mr Richard Trevaskis | ||||
262 | T | 17/5/2004 | Changes in Mining TechnologyPresented by Mr Rex Hosking | ||||
261 | B | 19/4/2004 | The Natural Heritage of BurnsidePresented by Mr Andrew Crompton | ||||
260 | B | 15/3/2004 | 41 Years in the Engineering Dept of the Burnside CouncilPresented by Mr Richard Crabb | ||||
259 | T | 16/2/2004 | Heritage ManagementPresented by Mr Rainer Jozeps | ||||
258 | * | 19/1/2004 | A tour of St Peter’s CollegePresented by led by Colonel Ray Stanley OBE former Deputy Headmaster | ||||
257 | 17/11/2003 | A Multicultural ChristmasPresented by speakers from Latvia, Lithuania and Ukrainia | |||||
256 | T | 20/10/2003 | The History of Dentistry in South AustraliaPresented by Dr Trevor Martin | ||||
255 | 15/9/2003 | On with the MotleyPresented by Jo Peoples | |||||
254 | B | T | d | 18/8/2003 | The History of Brick Making in South Australia with reference to BurnsidePresented by Mr Greg Drew (Burnside Historical Society Member) | ||
253 | 21/7/2003 | The History of the South East in relation to areas to be visited during our September tripPresented by Dr Leith MacGillivray | |||||
252 | 16/6/2003 | Pembroke and its Community: Past, present and futurePresented by Mr Malcolm Lamb | |||||
251 | 19/5/2003 | The Unknown South Australia: There is the South Australia you know and the South Australia waiting to be discoveredPresented by Mr John Evans | |||||
250 | T | 21/4/2003 | The Historical development of the Hybrid Tea Rose from 1850Presented by Mr Dean Stringer | ||||
249 | B | 17/3/2003 | Childhood RecollectionsPresented by Mr Ken Preiss | ||||
248 | B | T | d | 17/2/2003 | The Simpson Family and UndelcarraPresented by Mr Anthony Simpson | ||
247 | * | 13/1/2003 | A tour of the Adelaide Botanic GardensPresented by led by Friends of the Botanic Gardens followed by dinner at the Hackney Hotel | ||||
246 | B | 18/11/2002 | If a fairy godmother granted unlimited funds for the purpose, what one single wish would you choose for the benefit of South AustraliaPresented by Talks given by Burnside Historical Society members: Mrs Sheilagh D?Mellow, Mrs Ella McLaren, Mrs Edna Reynolds.followed by a quiz on Burnside and South Australia history conducted by Mr Richard House | ||||
245 | 21/10/2002 | The Evolution of the Railway Station in South Australia : 1856-1984Presented by Mr John Evans | |||||
244 | 16/9/2002 | South Australian Whaling StationsPresented by Mr Terry Arnott | |||||
243 | 19/8/2002 | South Australia’s Riverland – a geo-historical synopsisPresented by Mr George Woolmer | |||||
242 | T | 15/7/2002 | Discovering Musical Treasures – the early celloPresented by Dr Mark Smith | ||||
241 | T | 17/6/2002 | The Progress of the Adelaide Zoo towards a Conservation CentrePresented by Mr Ed McAlister | ||||
240 | B | 20/5/2002 | The History of Burnside’s Trees and ParksPresented by Mr Simon Bradley | ||||
239 | T | 15/4/2002 | An Introduction to the Adelaide City ArchivesPresented by Mr Robert Thornton | ||||
238 | T | 18/3/2002 | A History of Victoria Square, AdelaidePresented by Mr Andrew Klenke | ||||
237 | * | B | T | d | 18/2/2002 | The Scottish Influence in AdelaidePresented by by Mr Lennox Pawson | |
236 | * | 21/1/2002 | A Tour of Cummins HousePresented by led by Friends of Cummins House followed by dinner in Cummins House | ||||
235 | B | T | d | 19/11/2001 | Living in Burnside in the early 20th CenturyPresented by by Mr Colin Harris (Burnside Historical Society member) and Mr Earl Lawrence | ||
234 | B | T | d | 15/10/2001 | How the Suburbs got their NamesPresented by by Mr Brian Ward (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||
233 | T | 17/9/2001 | The History of ETSAPresented by by Mr Rob Linn | ||||
232 | T | 20/8/2001 | History and Heritage of Broken HillPresented by by Mr Greg Drew | ||||
231 | T | 16/7/2001 | The Legislative CouncilPresented by by Hon Jamie Irwin | ||||
230 | 18/6/2001 | Heritage LandscapesPresented by by Dr David Jones | |||||
229 | T | 21/5/2001 | Age of Transition: A Study of Four SA Private Girls’ SchoolsPresented by by Dr Helen Reid | ||||
228 | T | 16/4/2001 | Nora Heysen by Allan Campbell | ||||
227 | T | 19/3/2001 | The Irish and Other Celtic Connections at Carrick HillPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Rogers (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
226 | T | 19/2/2001 | Take Three Times a DayPresented by Dr Angelo Morella | ||||
225 | * | B | 15/1/2001 | A Tour of Cooper’s BreweryPresented by led by Mt Bill Cooper (Burnside Historical Society member) and Mr Nick Sterenberg followed by dinner at the Kensington Hotel | |||
224 | T | 20/11/2000 | My Most Memorable Christmas. Talks given by BHS members: Miss Shirley Cameron-Wilson, Mr Alan Cross, Mr Richard House, Miss Pauline Teasdale-Smith, Mr Allan Brooker, Miss Elsie Ahrens, Miss Mary Baker, Mr Jim White | ||||
223 | T | 16/10/2000 | Explorers or Spies? Baudin in Port JacksonPresented by Mr Tony Brown | ||||
222 | T | 18/9/2000 | Seeing is Believing? or is it?Presented by Mr Alan Brunt | ||||
221 | B | T | d | 21/8/2000 | A Brief History of the Queen Victoria HospitalPresented by Dr John Bundey | ||
220 | T | 17/7/2000 | An Adventure with Iodine Deficiency – starting in Papua New GuineaPresented by Dr Basil Hetzel | ||||
219 | T | 19/6/2000 | The History of Jazz Proper and Jazz PopularPresented by Dr Don Hopgood | ||||
218 | T | 15/5/2000 | The History of the Tatiara DistrictPresented by Ms Lynette Staude | ||||
217 | T | 17/4/2000 | Changes in Pharmacy – from the Ancient Greeks to 2000Presented by Mr Charles Grimes (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
216 | B | T | d | 20/3/2000 | The History of Romalo House, MagillPresented by Mr and Mrs Warren and Bunty Bonython (Burnside Historical Society members) | ||
215 | B | T | d | 21/2/2000 | The Great Eastern RoadPresented by Mr Bill Stacy | ||
214 | * | 17/1/2000 | Bus Tour of the mansions on the Mount Lofty RidgePresented by led by Mr Robert Martin and followed by dinner at The Eagle on the Hill | ||||
213 | T | 15/11/1999 | Smith Brothers – 80 Years onPresented by Mr Don Temby | ||||
212 | T | 18/10/1999 | A Historical Introduction to the BarossaPresented by Mr Don Ross | ||||
211 | B | T | d | 20/9/1999 | The History of AttungaPresented by Mrs Barbara Crompton (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||
210 | T | 16/8/1999 | They Became NursesPresented by Ms Joan Durdin | ||||
209 | B | T | d | 19/7/1999 | Early Women Artists of the Burnside areaPresented by Miss Shirley Cameron-Wilson | ||
208 | T | 21/6/1999 | John McDouall StuartPresented by Ms Valmai Hankel and Mr Colin Harris | ||||
207 | B | 17/5/1999 | Public Transport in the Eastern SuburbsPresented by Dr John Radcliffe | ||||
206 | T | 19/4/1999 | An Introduction to the Genealogy SocietyPresented by Mr Andrew Peake (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
205 | 15/3/1998 | Hidden Treasures on the Terrace –Presented by A visit to see the library material of the Royal Geographical Society of SA | |||||
204 | B | T | d | 15/2/1999 | Bishop Short of BeaumontPresented by Mrs Mary Bleby | ||
203 | * | 18/1/1999 | A visit to Penfold’s Magill Estate to see the Grange Cellars and Dr Christopher Penfold’s CottagePresented by led by Penfold’s Winery staff members | ||||
202 | 16/11/1998 | How well do you know South Australia and Burnside HistoryPresented by a quiz led by Mr Richard House (Burnside Historical Society member) | |||||
201 | T | 19/10/1998 | The Return of the Unknown SoldierPresented by Mr Simon Berry | ||||
200 | T | 21/9/1998 | Well known Names from JamestownPresented by Mrs Barbara Parri | ||||
199 | B | T | 17/8/1998 | Familiarity Breeds ContemptPresented by Mr Brian Samuels | |||
198 | 26/7/1998 | Changing Fashions in SocietyPresented by Mrs Marjorie Hann | |||||
197 | B | T | d | 15/6/1998 | The Lives and Skills of the Kaurna People of the Adelaide PlainsPresented by Mr Philip Clarke | ||
196 | T | 18/5/1998 | More British than the BritishPresented by Dr Peter Last | ||||
195 | T | 20/4/1998 | A Conceptual Walk through Adelaide in 1898Presented by Mr Trevor Barr | ||||
194 | T | 16/3/1998 | Celebrating the Achievements of Notable South AustraliansPresented by Mr Stewart Cockburn | ||||
193 | T | 16/2/1998 | The Titanic Disaster – the true factsPresented by Mr John Evans | ||||
192 | * | 19/1/1998 | A stroll through StirlingPresented by led by Chris Chardon and followed by dinner at Seimer?s Restaurant | ||||
191 | T | 17/11/1997 | Pulteney – 150 Years and a Book. A history of the schoolPresented by Mr John Moore | ||||
190 | T | 20/10/1997 | Catherine Helen SpencePresented by Prof Susan Magary | ||||
189 | T | 8/9/1997 | An Ill-shaped Leg – The settlement and Development of the Yorke PeninsulaPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop | ||||
188 | T | 18/8/1997 | Charles Cameron Kingston and his role in Australian FederationPresented by Mr John Bannon | ||||
187 | T | 21/7/1997 | The Adelaide MuseumPresented by Mr Mike Gemmell | ||||
186 | B | T | d | 16/6/1997 | Cleland Conservation Park – an Environmental HistoryPresented by Mr Colin Harris | ||
185 | T | 19/5/1997 | Hotels of South AustraliaPresented by Ms Pat Summerling | ||||
184 | B | T | d | 21/4/1997 | The History behind some of Burnside’s Parks and GardensPresented by J.B.Ware Reserve by Mr Deane Dinning; Chelsea Cinema Gardens by Miss Elsie Ahrens; Bell Yett Reserve by Mrs Wendy McGuffog; Hazel wood Park by Mr John Clark; Tusmore Park by Miss Elaine Smyth | ||
183 | B | 17/3/1997 | The George Bolton Archival Footage: 1930s – 1960sPresented by as filmed by Mr George Bolton | ||||
182 | T | 17/2/1997 | A (conceptual) walk through The Endeavour replicaPresented by Commander Robin Pennock | ||||
181 | * | 20/1/1997 | A tour through Adelaide and Gay’s ArcadesPresented by led by Ms Sharon Leaney | ||||
180 | B | T | d | 18/11/1996 | My Pioneer Ancestors Talks given by BHS members with known ancestry back to between 1840 and 1850 in South AustraliaPresented by Miss Elsie Ahrens; Mrs Edna Bayfield; Mrs Eunice Clark; Miss Elaine Smyth; Mrs Pam Whittle | ||
179 | T | 21/10/1996 | Discovering Women in South AustraliaPresented by Dr Helen Jones (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
178 | T | 16/9/1996 | Exploring Naracoorte and PenolaPresented by Dr Leith MacGillivray | ||||
177 | T | 19/8/1996 | The Conservationalist as HistorianPresented by Mr Graham Jenkin | ||||
176 | T | 15/7/1996 | Treasures of the State Library of South AustraliaPresented by Ms Valmai Hankel | ||||
175 | T | 17/6/1996 | History of Gas in South AustraliaPresented by Mr Graham Moloney | ||||
174 | T | 20/5/1996 | Colonel Light GardensPresented by Mr Phillip King | ||||
173 | B | T | d | 15/4/1996 | The History behind three Burnside PlaquesPresented by Erindale by Mrs Wendy McGuffog; Glen Osmond winery by Mr Deane Dinning; Hahndorf Walking Trail by Mrs Elizabeth Simpson | ||
172 | T | 18/3/1996 | The Standardisation of Australia’s Railway Gauges since World War IIPresented by Mr David Reid (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
171 | T | 19/2/1996 | The Centenary that Isn’t: Commemorating Australian Rules FootballPresented by Mr Bernard Whimpress | ||||
170 | * | B | T | d | 18/1/1996 | A visit to Skye CellarsPresented by including a talk on site by Dr Geoffrey Bishop, | |
169 | T | 20/11/1995 | A Tale of Two Cultures – An Oral History of the Savings Bank of South AustraliaPresented by Ms Denise Schumann | ||||
168 | T | 16/10/1995 | Adelaide’s Classical BuildingsPresented by Dr Anne Geddes | ||||
167 | T | 18/9/1995 | Tombstone DesignsPresented by Dr Robert Nicol | ||||
166 | B | T | d | 21/8/1995 | Burnside the Beautiful – History of place namesPresented by Mr Geoffrey Manning | ||
165 | T | 17/7/1995 | Early Adelaide Theatres: an architectural history perspectivePresented by Mr Hamish Angas | ||||
164 | T | 19/6/1995 | The Poet as a HistorianPresented by Mr Graham Jenkin | ||||
163 | T | 15/5/1995 | Old Monastery, TST Brandy and a Boat called Pedare – the Tolley Wine FamilyPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop | ||||
162 | B | T | d | 17/4/1995 | The History behind three Burnside plaquesPresented by Beaumont Common by Mr Alan Cross; Linden by Mrs Barbara Crompton; Hazelwood Park by Mr John Clark | ||
161 | T | 20/3/1995 | The Governor and the Constitution – a practical perspectivePresented by Mr Peter Bassett | ||||
160 | B | T | d | 20/2/1995 | Dennison Clarke – the BuilderPresented by Mrs Margaret Morgan | ||
159 | * | 16/1/1995 | A walk through Mitcham VillagePresented by Mrs Iris Gorman (also a Burnside Historical Society member) led by Mrs Pam Oborn, Miss Margaret Ragless, Mr Murray Scriven, | ||||
158 | T | 21/11/1994 | Wrecks of the South Australian CoastPresented by Mr Ian O?Donnell | ||||
157 | T | 17/10/1994 | The History of the Art Gallery of South AustraliaPresented by Mrs Claire Brooks | ||||
156 | T | 19/9/1994 | The History of the Ghan and The Pichi Richi RailwayPresented by Mr Jack Babbage | ||||
155 | B | T | d | 15/8/1994 | Bell Yett – Barton Croft – Convent of Mercy in Wattle ParkPresented by Mrs Ruth Goble, Mrs Alice Milazzo and Sister Monica Marks | ||
154 | T | 18/7/1994 | The Royal Flying Doctor ServicePresented by Mr Derek and Mrs Jean Wright | ||||
153 | B | T | d | 20/6/1994 | The History of St Georges Church, Magill by Mrs Bunty Bonython; The History of Clayton Congregational Church by Mr Donald D. Harris | ||
152 | T | 16/5/1994 | Legitimising a Defacto Relationship – The South Australian Travelling Stock RoutesPresented by Ms Julie-Ann Ellis | ||||
151 | T | 18/4/1994 | Is this South Australia 1952?Presented by Mr Denis Robinson | ||||
150 | T | 21/3/1994 | Adelaide Gaol – Life in Prison – Crime and PunishmentPresented by Mrs Sue Scheiffers | ||||
149 | B | T | d | 21/2/1994 | A Honeymoon in S.S. Great Britain, 1866Presented by Mr Jim Crompton (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||
148 | * | T | 17/1/1994 | The Murrays of Magill, – a tour of the house and garden of Murray House, followed by a talkPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | |||
147 | T | 15/11/1993 | Art and Enterprise – paintings by S.T. GillPresented by Mr Ralph Grandison | ||||
146 | T | 18/10/1993 | St Peter’s College – the First 100 YearsPresented by Mr Graham Brookman | ||||
145 | T | 20/9/1993 | George Charles Hawker and Bungaree in Clare and South AustraliaPresented by Ms Elizabeth Milburn | ||||
144 | T | 16/8/1993 | On Blackbirding, Body Snatching, and Bisexuality – the Story of Professor A. WatsonPresented by Dr Philip Allen | ||||
143 | T | 19/7/1993 | The Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA, and its influence on the early development of the ColonyPresented by Mr Jack Reddin | ||||
142 | 21/6/1993 | Cave diving on the “arborPresented by Mr Christopher Brown | |||||
141 | T | 17/5/1993 | An Overview of Aboriginal Art in Olary ProvincePresented by Mrs Margaret Nobbs | ||||
140 | T | 19/4/1993 | Bradman, Budge and Mansell: Sport in the Adelaide ParklandsPresented by Mr Bernard Whimpress | ||||
139 | T | 15/3/1993 | Native Vegetation – Pile’s Paddock to StonyfellPresented by Mr Darrell Kraehenbuel | ||||
138 | * | 15/2/1993 | Visit to Urrbrae House Museum, a visit ledPresented by Mrs Yvonne Routledge, Precinct Curator | ||||
137 | B | T | 18/1/1993 | The role played by some South Australians in the development of the Northern TerritoryPresented by Mr Bill Mason (Burnside Historical Society member) | |||
136 | B | 16/11/1992 | Members Night. 50th Anniversary remembering the war against Japan with Reminiscences and Personal ExperiencesPresented by Co-ordinated by Mr David Rogers. Speakers were: Mr Moxon Simpson; Mr Ted Bayfield; Mr Alan Brooker; Mrs Edna Bayfield; Mr Alan Cross; Mrs Rene Craven; Mr Bob Whittle; Mr Jack Brown | ||||
135 | T | 19/10/1992 | My Walk along Eyre’s Horseshoe LakePresented by Mr Warren Bonython (Burnside Historical Society member) | ||||
134 | T | 21/9/1992 | Cruising the Outer Islands of South AustraliaPresented by Mr Christopher Brown | ||||
133 | T | 17/8/1992 | The History of the Belair National ParkPresented by Dr John Hunwick | ||||
132 | T | 20/7/1992 | The History of Silverton and the Talisker MinePresented by Mr Peter Mussared | ||||
131 | T | 15/6/1992 | Peter Waite and his VisionPresented by Mr Alan Jennings | ||||
130 | T | 18/5/1992 | The Place of History in the Education of HumansPresented by Dr Harry Penny | ||||
129 | B | T | d | 13/4/1992 | Historical Zoning for the City of BurnsidePresented by Mr Grag Waller, Burnside City Planner | ||
128 | B | T | d | 23/3/1992 | Some Prominent Unitarians of the Eastern SuburbsPresented by Mr Peter Whitham | ||
127 | * | 17/2/1992 | An evening guided walk along North TerracePresented by led by guides from Tourabout Adelaide | ||||
126 | T | 21/1/1992 | The Value of Oral HistoryPresented by Mrs Beth Robertson | ||||
125 | B | T | d | 18/11/1991 | My Pioneer Ancestors. Talks given by BHS members with known ancestry back to given dates in South Australia. 1837 – Mrs Joy Batt; 1838 – Mrs Jean Hartshorne; 1839 – Mrs Mary Auld; 1839 – Mr Ted Bayfield; 1839 – Mr Bob Whittle | ||
124 | T | 21/10/1991 | The Torrens Park Estate: A Social and Architectural HistoryPresented by Mr Ken Preiss and Mrs Pam Oborn | ||||
123 | B | T | d | 16/9/1991 | The History of Two Local Schools – Burnside Primary School by Mrs Margaret Preiss, Mrs Edna Bayfield and Mr Maurice Hart; Rose Park Primary School by Dr Kerrie Davies | ||
122 | B | T | d | 19/8/1991 | Augustus Short, First Anglican Bishop of AdelaidePresented by Dr David Hilliard | ||
121 | 15/7/1991 | A Presentation of old slides of Adelaide, showing then and nowPresented by Mr John Furlong | |||||
120 | T | 17/6/1991 | Burnside and its ‘Polite’ Architectural PastPresented by Mr Gordon Young | ||||
119 | B | T | d | 14/5/1991 | The 150th Anniversary of the Glen Osmond MinesPresented by Mr Greg Drew | ||
118 | T | 15/4/1991 | The History of the Adelaide Children’s HospitalPresented by Miss Helen James | ||||
117 | T | 18/3/1991 | Voyage to Sub AntarcticaPresented by Miss Elsie Ahrens | ||||
116 | T | 18/2/1991 | The History of the Gillman AreaPresented by Mrs J. Pash | ||||
115 | * | 21/1/1991 | St Peter’s Cathedral – a guided visitPresented by led by cathedral guides | ||||
114 | T | 19/11/1990 | Christmas in my Homeland, Latvia by Mrs Irene Ozolins; Holland by Mr Nick Klaasen; New Holland by Mr Bill McGovern | ||||
113 | 15/10/1990 | From Paddocks to Suburbia – History in the Rose Park and Dulwich AreaPresented by Mr Peter Walsh | |||||
112 | T | 17/9/1990 | The History of the Adelaide Botanic GardensPresented by Miss Thekla Reichstein | ||||
111 | T | 20/8/1990 | The Burra CharterPresented by Miss Robyn Taylor | ||||
110 | B | 16/7/1990 | 75 Years with Gartrell Church byMiss Melva Sando; Over the Years with Knoxville Jubilee Bible Church by Pastor W.J. Chinery | ||||
109 | B | T | d | 18/6/1990 | Burnside Historical Society 10th Anniversary EveningPresented by Looking Back to Look Forward by Mr Ron Gibbs; 10 Years of the Burnside Historical Society by Mr Richard House (President BHS) | ||
108 | T | 21/5/1990 | The Life and Times of Queen Adelaide, The Victoriana Society, demonstration of dancesPresented by Mrs Dorothy Howie of the Queen Adelaide Society | ||||
107 | B | T | d | 23/4/1990 | Burnside Farm Journal of Peter AndersonPresented by Mr Bill Mason | ||
106 | B | T | d | 19/3/1990 | Birds of BurnsidePresented by Mrs Joan Paton | ||
105 | * | 19/2/1990 | St Paul’s Monastery – a guided visitPresented by led by Father Jerome Crowe | ||||
104 | B | T | d | 15/1/1990 | Women Artists in BurnsidePresented by Miss Shirley Cameron Wilson | ||
103 | B | 20/11/1989 | Members Evening. Members brought old family items which were commented on by the antique dealer Mrs Helen Ellis | ||||
102 | T | 16/10/1989 | Toilers of the Hills – some aspects of the history of East TorrensPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop and Mrs Pam Green | ||||
101 | T | 18/9/1989 | Living in South Australia – a look at South Australia through the Eyes of Ordinary PeoplePresented by BHS member Mrs Elizabeth Kwan | ||||
100 | T | 21/8/1989 | The Australian Bicentennial Police Overland Camel ExpeditionPresented by Inspector Robert Maggs | ||||
99 | T | 17/7/1989 | Merrindie – A Family’s FarmPresented by Mr C.R. Kelly | ||||
98 | T | 19/6/1989 | The History of The National Parks of South AustraliaPresented by Mr Colin Harris | ||||
97 | B | T | d | 8/5/1989 | The Scots Connection – Mitcham to MontacutePresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | ||
96 | T | 17/4/1989 | The Gooden Family of NorwoodPresented by Dr Brett Gooden | ||||
95 | B | T | d | 20/3/1989 | Early Days and People of King’s CollegePresented by Mr Don D. Harris | ||
94 | * | B | 20/2/1989 | Stonyfell Quarry – a visit followed by a talkPresented by Mr Charles Barnes | |||
93 | * | 16/1/1989 | The History of Eden Park (held in the gardens of Eden Park), followed by an inspectionPresented by Miss Beth Brittle and Miss Catherine Reid | ||||
92 | B | T | d | 21/11/1988 | Members Night. Reminiscences by members on their youth in various suburbs. Erindale by Mrs Pam Whittle; Kensington Gardens by Miss Alison Dolling; Rosslyn Park by Mrs Edna Davis; Knightsbridge by Mrs Margaret Preiss; Rose Park by Mrs Mary Vincent; Kensin | ||
91 | T | 17/10/1988 | Behind the Scenes at The Migration and Settlement MuseumPresented by Mrs Viv Szekeres | ||||
90 | T | 19/9/1988 | The History of Linn’s of MarryatvillePresented by Mr Don Linn | ||||
89 | T | 15/8/1988 | Epaulettes, Sunburn and Varicose Veins in Victorian TimesPresented by Dr Janet Phillips | ||||
88 | 18/7/1988 | 200 Years of Gardening in AustraliaPresented by Mr Trevor Nottle | |||||
87 | B | T | d | 20/6/1988 | The South Australia Company’s Tenant Farms in BurnsidePresented by Mr Bill Mason | ||
86 | T | 9/5/1988 | The National Trust of South AustraliaPresented by Mr Robert Lewis | ||||
85 | B | T | d | 18/4/1988 | Eastwood ReminiscencesPresented by Dr Tom Reid | ||
84 | T | 21/3/1988 | The History of Goolwa (followed by a trip there a week later)Presented by Mr John Tolley | ||||
83 | * | B | T | d | 15/2/1988 | Dr William Wyatt of Kurralta (held in the garden of Kurralta)Presented by Mr Keith Borrow | |
82 | * | B | T | d | 18/1/1988 | The History of Cooper’s Brewery (held in the brewery cellar)Presented by Mrs Alison Painter | |
81 | * | 16/11/1987 | The Old Police Barracks in Adelaide – a tour followed by a talkPresented by Mr Dean Millard | ||||
80 | T | 19/10/1987 | The History of the South Australian Police ForcePresented by Mr Wally Budd | ||||
79 | B | T | d | 21/9/1987 | The History of St Matthew’s Church, Rev K. Giles; The History of St David’s Church, Dr John Tuffley | ||
78 | T | 17/8/1987 | Domestic Architecture in AdelaidePresented by Mr Duncan Rose | ||||
77 | * | 20/7/1987 | The History of The Acacias (now Loreto Convent School) and Sir Edwin Smith (held in the old building)Presented by Mr Peter Moore | ||||
76 | B | T | d | 15/6/1987 | Olive Growing and Olive Oil Making in BurnsidePresented by Mr David Cleland and Mrs Jean Jeffries | ||
75 | B | 11/5/1987 | Burnside Slides QuizPresented by Mr Richard House and Mrs Meredith Ide (BHS members) | ||||
74 | T | 13/4/1987 | Carnival GlassPresented by Mr Garry Workman | ||||
73 | T | 16/3/1987 | The History of Second ValleyPresented by Mr Ron Blum | ||||
72 | B | 16/2/1987 | History of The Country Fire Service in BurnsidePresented by Mr John Lea | ||||
71 | * | B | 19/1/1987 | Glenside Hospital – a tour followed by a talk on the history, conducted by members of The Glenside Hospital Historical Society | |||
70 | 17/11/1986 | Jubilee 150 Meeting. Readings from the English newspaper The Times, edition dated 28.12.1836. Video excerpts from the play ‘Colonel Light, The Founder’ as performed earlier in the year. by The Burnside Players | |||||
69 | B | 21/10/1986 | Ceramics in BurnsidePresented by Mr Norris Ioannou | ||||
68 | T | 15/9/1986 | Old Historical Films of South AustraliaPresented by shown by Mr Vic Reeves | ||||
67 | T | 15/8/1986 | Milestones and Mileposts of the Mount Barker RoadPresented by Mr Edgar Preece | ||||
66 | B | T | d | 21/7/1986 | The History of the Greenham Family of MagillPresented by Mr George Greenham | ||
65 | B | T | 16/6/1986 | Aborigines of the Adelaide PlainsPresented by Mr Graham Jenkin | |||
64 | B | T | d | 12/5/1986 | The Origin of Street Names in BurnsidePresented by A review of the BHS Jubilee 150 Project | ||
63 | T | 21/4/1986 | Reminiscences of an Adelaide Tram ConductorPresented by Mr Henry Gelson | ||||
62 | B | T | d | 17/3/1986 | The History of Glen Osmond MinesPresented by Mr Greg Drew | ||
61 | B | T | d | 17/2/1986 | My Pioneer Ancestors. Talks given by BHS members with known ancestry back to given dates in South Australia. 1836 – Mrs Edna Bayfield 1836 – Mrs Jean Turner 1837 – Miss Elsie Ahrens 1837 – Mrs Betty Cross 1837 – Mr Ken Preiss 1838 – Mr Moxon Simpson 183 | ||
60 | * | B | 21/1/1986 | Eastwood walking tourPresented by conducted by Mrs Debbie Southwood | |||
59 | B | T | d | 18/11/1985 | Speaking of the PastPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | ||
58 | B | 21/10/1985 | An Interim Report on the Progress of The Burnside Heritage StudyPresented by Mr John Dallwitz | ||||
57 | T | 16/9/1985 | Some Experiences in RadioPresented by Mr Bob Caldicott | ||||
56 | T | 19/8/1985 | Historic Embroidery, and methods of RestorationPresented by Mrs Maureen Holbrook | ||||
55 | B | T | d | 15/7/1985 | The History of Prince Alfred CollegePresented by Mr Ron Gibbs | ||
54 | B | T | d | 17/6/1985 | The History of Knightsbridge Baptist Church by Rev John Helm; The History of Burnside Christian Church by Mrs B. Siviour | ||
53 | T | 17/6/1985 | The History of KapundaPresented by Mr Rob Roy Charlton | ||||
52 | B | T | 15/4/1985 | Learning History through Family HistoryPresented by Miss Elsie Ahrens | |||
51 | T | 18/3/1985 | The Explorations of John McDowall Stuart by Mr Alf Lucas; The Role played on that Journey by J.P. Auld by Mrs Patricia Rennick (later BHS member) | ||||
50 | * | B | T | d | 18/2/1985 | Beaumont House, a visit and tour followed by a talkPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Simpson | |
49 | B | T | d | 21/1/1985 | Burnside ReminiscencesPresented by Mr Eric Warland | ||
48 | 19/11/1984 | Plans for the Jubilee 150 of South Australia in 1986Presented by Mr John Mitchell | |||||
47 | B | 15/10/1984 | Members EveningPresented by showing and talking about personal items | ||||
46 | B | T | d | 18/9/1984 | Plaques in The Burnside Council areaPresented by Mr Brian Ward | ||
45 | T | 20/8/1984 | South Australians in LondonPresented by Mr Keith Borrow | ||||
44 | B | T | d | 16/7/1984 | The History of Seymour College by Mrs Peg Collet (later BHS member); The History of St Peter’s Collegiate School, by Mrs Jean Jeffries | ||
43 | B | T | d | 18/6/1984 | The History of the Prescott Family of Rose ParkPresented by Mrs Audrey Maschmedt | ||
42 | * | B | 23/5/1984 | The Constitutional MuseumPresented by a visit and tour | |||
41 | B | T | d | 16/4/1984 | The History of Cooper’s Brewery – readings of early Cooper family lettersPresented by Mr William Cooper | ||
40 | 19/3/1984 | The History of the Suburb of St PetersPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | |||||
39 | 20/2/1984 | The Role of The National Trust in suburban Areas such as BurnsidePresented by Mr Brian Hodson (Director of The National Trust), and Mr Peter Donnovan (Chairman of The National Trust Early Buildings Committee) | |||||
38 | B | T | 16/1/1984 | A History of Rose ParkPresented by Mr Leo Brennan | |||
37 | B | T | 21/11/1983 | A Burnside QuizPresented by conducted by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | |||
36 | * | 17/10/1983 | The Performing Arts Collection of South Australia, a visit to see the collection | ||||
35 | T | 13/9/1983 | One Continuous Picnic – some experiences of a restaurateurPresented by Mr Michael Symons | ||||
34 | B | T | d | 15/8/1983 | Burnside Heritage – a panel presentation, consisting of:- The Architectural Heritage of Burnside, by Mr Christopher Loan The Natural Heritage of Burnside, by Dr Andrew Black The Council’s views on Burnside Heritage, by Mr Devon Blatt (Mayor of Burnside) | ||
33 | B | T | d | 18/7/1983 | Eastwood ReminiscencesPresented by Mr Wes Viney | ||
32 | * | B | 20/6/1983 | Glenside Hospital – a tour followed by a talk on the historyPresented by conducted by members of The Glenside Hospital Historical Society | |||
31 | * | 18/5/1983 | Australian Landscape PaintingPresented by a special conducted tour around The Art Gallery of South Australia | ||||
30 | T | 18/4/1983 | Sophie Wege – A German Immigrant Girl of the 1840sPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Kwan | ||||
29 | T | 21/3/1983 | Music through the AgesPresented by a musical presentation given by The Canzona Consort | ||||
28 | 21/2/1983 | Collecting Antiques in AustraliaPresented by Miss Bonnear | |||||
27 | B | 17/1/1983 | The Mines in BurnsidePresented by Mr Royce Wells | ||||
26 | 15/11/1982 | Magic Lantern ExtravaganzaPresented by Dr Garry Scroop | |||||
25 | B | 18/10/1982 | Members Evening: showing and talking about personal items | ||||
24 | 20/9/1982 | Australian SilverPresented by Miss Shirley Cameron Wilson | |||||
23 | B | 16/8/1982 | Woodley, Marion, and Red Herrings of the Wine IndustryPresented by Dr Geoffrey Bishop | ||||
22 | B | 19/7/1982 | |||||
21 | B | T | 21/6/1982 | The Cleland Family HistoryPresented by presented by several members of the Cleland family | |||
20 | B | 24/5/1982 | The History of The Burnside Memorial HospitalPresented by Mr A. Cousin | ||||
19 | B | 19/4/1982 | Edith Agnes Hubbe – Pioneer Educationalist and Principal of Knightsbridge SchoolPresented by Mrs Mary Hutchison | ||||
18 | 15/3/1982 | Industrial ArchitecturePresented by Mr Dennis Cummins | |||||
17 | 15/2/1982 | Angels of WarPresented by a film showing | |||||
16 | 18/1/1982 | Colonial ArchitecturePresented by Mr Dean Berry | |||||
15 | 4/12/1981 | Brothers by Chance – Edward Fortnum and Charles StuartPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | |||||
14 | 19/10/1981 | Historical CostumesPresented by Mrs Judith Thompson | |||||
13 | B | 21/9/1981 | The History of Kurralta by Mr David Dixon; The Wyatt Trust by by Mr Bob Ringwood BHS member | ||||
12 | B | 17/8/1981 | Members Evening: Showing personal items and talking of personal history | ||||
11 | 20/7/1981 | Visual Dimensions of Colonial HistoryPresented by Dr John Tregenza | |||||
10 | B | T | 15/6/1981 | Extracts from the Diaries and Recollections of Caroline Clark of Hazelwood ParkPresented by Read by Mrs Anne Sandow and Mr John Clark | |||
9 | B | 25/5/1981 | Voices from the PastPresented by Mrs Elizabeth Warburton | ||||
8 | 27/4/1981 | GenealogyPresented by Mr Andrew Peake | |||||
7 | * | B | 16/3/1981 | A visit to Dr Penfold’s Cottage, followed by a talk on the history of Penfold’s WineryPresented by Mr Vance Palmer | |||
6 | 16/2/1981 | The Uses of Oral HistoryPresented by Mrs Claudia Quinn-Young | |||||
5 | 19/1/1981 | Old historical films of South AustraliaPresented by Mr Vic Reeves | |||||
4 | B | T | 17/11/1980 | Reminiscences of Norton Summit and Home ParkPresented by Mr and Mrs George Greenham | |||
3 | B | T | d | 20/10/1980 | Early Flora of the Adelaide PlainsPresented by Mr Ken Preiss | ||
2 | B | 15/9/1980 | The death of Constable William Hyde, and the role played in South Australia by Commissioner TolmerPresented by Sergeant Malcolm Schluter | ||||
1 | B | 14/8/1980 | Convening Meeting of The Burnside Historical Society. Chaired by Mrs Coralie Soward; The Burnside Council’s plans for its 125th Anniversary by Councillor William Cooper; Possible activities of The Burnside Historical Society by Mrs Coralie Soward |
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