There are 11 historical sites in South Australian Outback
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Come to the Catacomb Church, an underground church modeled after the Catacombs in Rome.
Early Settlers Cottage was one of the first buildings in Orroroo and was purchased by Mr Henry Solly of the Surveyor General on 13th May 1880.
This underground home (or dugout as the locals call them) was excavated in the original method using picks and shovels and a lot of blood, sweats and tears.
The Loxton Historical Village is a historical site and museum located in Loxton, SA.
The Old Mining Museum building is a heritage-listed former chemical laboratory and mining museum and now commercial building
Log cabin on a working orchard dating to 1880s featuring period furnishings & historical displays.
Train journeys in restored timber cars pulled by steam engines through rocky mountain passes.
This six bedroom historic brownstone mansion was built in 1909 and bequeathed to the residents of Loxton in 2002 for display and entertainment.
Anchored on the majestic banks of the Renmark River, the paddle steamer industry offers a reminder of a bygone era on the Murray River.
Simmonston Ruins in Quorn, South Australia is a must-visit destination for travelers.
Stasinowsky's Landing is a picturesque historical site located in Loxton North, offering visitors a glimpse into the life of local pioneer Fred Stasinowsky and his family.