North Adelaide Heritage Walk
The tour commences out front of the historic Wellington Hotel in Wellington Square, North Adelaide.
Enjoy an introduction to the tour, including a brief history of Adelaide and North Adelaide.
Discuss the significance of Wellington Square.
Visit one of the older subdivisions in Adelaide, dating from the 1880s and originally owned by the City Land Investment Company.
View an 1880s mansion, now part of an aged care centre, previously associated with a civil engineer who was a partner in an ironmongery firm.
Visit St Dominic's Priory, now a private Catholic girls' school, and hear stories about the origins of the priory.
View a property originally dating from the 1870s, named after a yachter and foundation member of the South Australian Yacht Club.
View some Interwar bungalows.
View a striking two-storey mansion, once the home of artist Stella Bowen, built during the 1890s.
Visit Sidegarth, one-time home of the Bagot family, who originally migrated from Ireland during the 1830s.
View St Laurence's Church and Priory, built in stages from the 1860s through to 1910.
Visit Buxton House, the former home of prominent lawyers, built in 1909.
Visit the 'Corner Store', built in the 1870s.
View Regency-style terrace houses dating from the 1850s and 1860s.
See workers' cottages dating from the 1840s through to the 1860s.
See and hear the story surrounding one of Adelaide's 'quaintest' houses, built during the 1850s.
View 1870s and 1880s Victoriana villas.
See the former Primitive Methodist Church dating from the 1880s, now being converted into residential living.
End of the tour.
