• Burra Branch, National Trust of South Australia

    Burra branch of the National Trust of South Australia cares and preserves a number of historic buildings, including three museums in the Burra township, rich in copper and mining history.

Burra branch of the National Trust of South Australia cares and preserves a number of historic buildings, including three museums in the Burra township: Bon Accord Cottage; Bon Accord Mining Museum; Burra Police Lockup and Stables; Malowen Lowarth Cottage; Miner’s Dugouts; Market Square Museum; Morphett’s Enginehouse Museum; Peacock’s Chimney Stack and Redruth Gaol.

These sites can be explored using the Burra Heritage Passport and Key available from the Burra Visitor Information Centre, allowing visitors an 11km self-guided tour of the town, showcasing Burra’s copper and mining history.

Committee meetings 2nd Monday of the month, 5.30pm at the former Redruth (North Burra) Courthouse in Sancreed Street

Heidi Thompson, Chairperson
0407 973 338
heidithompson6@bigpond.com
08 8892 2583 Secretary
PO Box 97 Burra SA 5417

Burra Branch, National Trust of South Australia

Burra branch of the National Trust of South Australia cares and preserves a number of historic buildings, including three museums in the Burra township, rich in copper and mining history.

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