Salisbury and District Historical Society Inc, Adelaide

Salisbury and District Historical Society Inc, Adelaide

• Salisbury and District Historical Society Folk Museum, Adelaide
• Salisbury Heritage Centre, Adelaide

• Community

The Salisbury and District Historical Society was formed in 1981 to promote the discussion and the study of South Australia and Australian history, in particular the history of the District of Salisbury and to promote the collection, recording and classification of works, source material and artifacts of all kinds relating to the history of the District of Salisbury, and to facilitate access to the collection by all sections of the community in Salisbury.

We opened our museum, in the original Salisbury Police Station and courthouse (first built in 1859) with its associated stables and cells at 3 Ann Street Salisbury in 1994, and add to the collection as suitable items become available.

Salisbury is a northern suburb of Adelaide, in the City of Salisbury.

Officer in charge: Society President

Material relating to local history.

Photographs, reports and maps relating to community organisations, persons and properties.

Newsletters are available at: http://www.salisburyhistory.com.au/newsletters/

The Salisbury History Museum is open first Sunday of the month, 2-4pm, except public holidays.
Closed mid December to February or if the temperature goes over 35C.

General reference assistance available. An email form is available at http://www.salisburyhistory.com.au/contact-us/

• Local Studies (Thematic area)