Clare Museum, S.A.

Arrival - Publican - Landholder - Councillor - Politician - The Last of the Butlers - References Patrick Butler arrived in SA in 1839 on...

Early life - On the Ocean Wave - Copper Calls - Discovery Disputed - Moonta Mine + Milestones - Fortunes Made - Goes Roving - Benefits -...

A Clare citizen all her life, Diana Hope was born in Clare at "Wolta Wolta", the Hope family residence in beautiful wooded country.

Northern Argus (Clare, SA) Fri 30 Apr 1943 Page 5 William Beare was an old colonist, as he landed as a child of ten, with his parents,...

A true specimen of the fine old Irish gentleman was Edward Burton Gleeson, known familiarly as Paddy Gleeson, the King of Clare.

In 1904 Dr O W Smith of Clare SA bought a De Dion Bouton car (one cylinder), and this was the first car North of Adelaide.

Links with the Past before Clare's Centenary in 1942.

Clare boasted a police station, bakery, two flour mills, two hotels and numerous retail businesses. Clare's biggest blaze was July 25 1890

Links with the Past before Clare's Centenary in 1942.

The Hope family were pioneer pastoralists of South Australia, whose family home of Wolta Wolta in Clare was burnt out on Ash Wednesday 1983.

We acknowledge that the earlier occupiers of the land in South Australia were the indigenous people of South Australia. This article...

THE GREAT STONE WALL ON HILL RIVER - 7,040.000 stones - Who Built it? - C. B. Fisher - The builders of the wall - This Heritage Stone...

LINKS TO THE PAST: THE FAMOUS STEPPING STONES IN BURTON STREET, CLARE By "Clarion" From: Blyth Agriculturist (SA : 1908 - 1954) Fri 19...

LINKS WITH THE PAST: Articles 1 to 2, of 13 articles published in the Northern Argus and the Blyth Agriculturalist: Northern Argus...

Dr. Bain, in case you don’t know about him (and why should you?) was often called “England’s greatest gift to Clare”!  He was also...

Martindale Hall: Fight to keep historic mansion in public hands Martindale Hall Estate – National Trust’s Vision to create a world class...

Thomas Gillen (1823-1873) and Bridget McCann (1829-1920) emigrated from Cavan in 1855, they lived at Onetree Hill northeast of Adelaide...