Salisbury Water Wheel Museum
Commercial Road
On the banks of the
Little Para River
SALISBURY, SA, 5108
Telephone:  08 8258 4646
Telephone:  08 8258 3016
Historic Water Wheel in working condition now housed in a new building on the banks of the Little Para River. The new building has been built of stone from the demolished 'A' block at Yatala Prison and River Murray Red Gum.

Scots Church Adelaide (Uniting Church in Australia)
237 North Terrace
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Telephone:  08  8223 1505
Email address:  admin@scotschurch.org.au
Email address:  8232 6816
Web address:  http://www.scotschurch.org.au
Scots Church is a congregation of the Uniting Church in Australia. Formerly Presbyterian, the building was opened in July 1851, making it the second oldest church in continuous use in the city of Adelaide.

Sea Witch Antiques
123 Lipson Street
PORT ADELAIDE 5015
Sea-Witch Antiques is one of Port Adelaide's unique attractions. Opposite the Maritime Museum in Lipson Street, in the heart of the heritage area, it is popular with antique lovers, boaties, browsers, and window shoppers

Semaphore to Fort Glanville Steam Tourist Railway
Semaphore & Fort Glanville Stations
SEMAPHORE 5019
In the late 1890's a Military Railway was planned to run from Glenelg along the foreshore to Largs with the intent to link both Fort Largs and Fort Glanville. Unfortunately the service only progressed to West Beach.

Sleeps Hill Quarries
High Street
BELAIR, SA, 5052
Telephone:  08  8372 8812
Web address:  http://www.mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au
Twelve quarries were developed near Sleeps Hill in two separate beds of quartzite (the upper and lower quartzites), which crop out on both sides of a steep valley overlooking Adelaide. The lower outcrops were exploited first and operations gradually moved eastwards and higher up the valley.

South Australian Brewing Company Tours
107 Port Road
THEBARTON, SA, 5031
Telephone:  08 8354 8744
Fax:  08 8351 7410
Email address:  lyn.williams@lion-nathan.com.au
Web address:  http://www.sab.com.au
One and a half hour tours of the South Australian Brewing Company occur on weekdays, mainly during production times for beer. You will see all raw materials used for brewing; fermentation cellars, the brewhouse, keg handling, canning and bottling lines.

St Kilda Tramway Museum
St Kilda Road
ST KILDA, SA, 5110
The Museum is owned and operated by the Australian Electric Transport Museum South Australia Incorporated, a non-profit voluntary association having full accreditation with the History Trust of South Australia. The Tramway Museum preserves the electric public transport history of Adelaide.

St Mary Magdalene's Anglican Church
26 Moore Street
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Fax:  08  8232 6906
Telephone:  08  8223 5293
Email address:  stmarymag@adam.com.au.
Web address:  http://www.adam.com.au/stmarymag/
St Mary Magdalene's is an Anglican church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, located in the centre of the City of Adelaide. The parish combines a choice of liturgical styles with an active outreach to the poor of the City.

Stanley Street Stroll
City of Adelaide
Customer Centre
25 Pirie Street
ADELAIDE, SA, 5001
Telephone:  08  8203 7203
Web address:  http://www.adelaide.sa.gov.au
Fax:  08  8203 7554
Email address:  s.jung@adelaide.sa.gov.au 
This walk highlights the grand mansions of Brougham Place built to address the Park Lands setting and, in contrast, continues to Lower North Adelaide which features the Chichester Gardens subdivision between Stanley, Melbourne and Jerningham Streets. This land covered 12 town acres subdivided into 228 lots by J B Hack in 1839 and served by the three new streets known as Sussex Street, and East and West Pallant Street in memory of the English region from where Hack had emigrated.