Wednesday 4 October 9.45-11.30am

E23–18 – Junior Pioneers. 

Pharmaceutical Society Museum

7/102 Greenhill Road, Unley [google map]

The museum is on the first floor, no lift access is available. 

Cost: $5 Adults & children

Morning tea in the Parklands opposite the museum after the tour. Parking limited, tram stop nearby on Peacock Rd.

Bookings & payments required by 25 September.

Monday 9 October (11am-12.30pm)

E23–19 Walking Tour of Port Adelaide History Port Adelaide Historical Society.

Meeting in front of the Visitor Information Centre (66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide), members and guests will split into 2 groups for this informative tour, led by volunteers from the Port Adelaide Historical Society. You will hear accounts of interesting events and stories relating to the development of the inner port over time. This is an easy paced walk of about 750m, including multiple stops. Tour features will include the Visitor Information Centre, the Old Courthouse, Nile St Vista, Institute Building, Customs Building, Silent Cop, North Parade Vista, Lighthouse, Queens Wharf, McLaren Wharf, Lipson St, St Vincent St, Black Diamond Corner, and the Workers’ Memorial. The two groups will finish the tour back at the Visitor Information Centre. Members are then invited to join us at the British Hotel (13 North Parade) for a casual lunch. Lunch is not included in the cost, but members will need to book for lunch so that the Hotel can be advised.

Maximum: 50people.Cost: Members $12.50; Guests $15

Wednesday 11 October 10.30 am 

E23–20 – SameShips – Trusty

Pioneers SA, 25 Leigh St, Adelaide.

Maximum: 15 people. Gold coin donation

Wednesday 8 November 10.30 am

E23–21 – SameShips – William Nichol

Pioneers SA, 25 Leigh St, Adelaide.

Maximum: 15 people. Gold coin donation

Wednesday 15 November (time TBA)

E23–22 State Records Tour and Talk

115 Cavan Road, Gepps Cross.

Speaker: Helen Chadwick.

State Records of South Australia (SRSA) is the archives and records management authority for the Government of South Australia. Responsible for storing, managing, protecting and providing access to the official records of the South Australian Government, the SRSA holds a treasure trove of records useful for family history researchers. Tour the repository spaces at their Gepps Cross facility, view a display of historic records and take the opportunity to learn how to best use the SRSA research facilities.

Maximum: TBA people.

Cost: $5 per person