Martindale Hall
News, updates and stories.
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Flinders Uni: Archaeology & Community Heritage Week
We want to hear your stories about the Hall, its inhabitants and the people who kept it running. Bring your memories, objects, stories and photographs! Martindale Hall Archaeology & Community Heritage Week offers an exciting opportunity to be involved in the history and heritage of the magnificent Martindale Hall at Mintaro, South Australia. Come and…
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Discovering the Timeless Beauty of Historical Architecture
Uncover the fascinating stories and rich cultural heritage behind some of the world’s most iconic historical architecture. Join us on a journey through time and explore the intricate details and remarkable features of these magnificent structures.
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Historic Buildings: The Importance of Preservation and Restoration
Historic buildings are an integral part of a community’s cultural heritage. These structures serve as a testament to the history and development of a city or region. However, many historic buildings are in a state of disrepair and require significant investment to preserve and restore them to their former glory. In this article, we will…
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History of Mintaro, South Australia
Originally posted on the Mintaro Maze website. Mintaro is a small town located in the Clare Valley region of South Australia, approximately 125 km north of Adelaide. The town was established in the mid-19th century and has a rich history dating back to the early days of South Australian settlement. Mintaro was founded in 1849…
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The history of Martindale Hall
Martindale Hall is a historic mansion located in Mintaro, a small town in South Australia. The mansion was built in the mid-19th century by Edmund Bowman Jr., a wealthy pastoralist, and was named after his wife’s maiden name. The construction of Martindale Hall began in 1879 and took six years to complete. The building was…
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10 famous buildings built in the 1800’s
The best heritage listed buildings in South Australia. Alvington Around 1880, with business prospering and his family expanding, William built a substantial residence “Alvington” at New Glenelg (now Somerton Park) on a property with a beach frontage of 160′ and depth of 360′ (49m x 110m) at the corner of The Esplanade and Madge Terrace…