History Helper

Finally the Heimat Adelaide wiki is back to full functionality! Thanks to Zoran D. for working his back of house magic.

Now it’s back to the data mines for us to keep finding more nuggets of information.

If you want to see some findings, check the recording of Ben’s presentation for the Friends of Lutheran Archives South Australia's History Festival event last week: https://www.youtube.com/live/2qbQFMZkoSA?si=akTOqBbPdmofU8FB

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Heimat Adelaide, the encyclopedia of Germans in the City of Adelaide This is the publication site of the Heimat Adelaide Project. The Project aims to record all instances of German speakers living or working in the City of Adelaide, South Australia, between the years of 1836 and 1920. This is a work in progress. As more information comes to light, pages will be updat...

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For those concerned about the direction of the SA Museum, this is a chance to walk the walk. 13 April 11 am, SA Parliament House.

Hundreds sign open letter to Premier over SA Museum plans - InDaily Over 400 high-profile individuals have signed an open letter to Premier Peter Malinauskas, saying they are “deeply concerned” about a proposed restructure of the South Australian Museum.

We’re at the German Heritage Sunday at Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum today. Great local history museum with lots of dedicated volunteers.