Events

The Henley and Grange Historical Society will join with the Port Adelaide Historical Society for a combined afternoon tea. Come along and meet with other local history enthusiasts as [...]

Designed in 1912 by the fashionable young architect F Kenneth Milne as a seaside retreat for well-heeled retailer, Frederick George Scarfe and his wife Mary [...]

Enjoy a guided walk around Henley Beach. Find out how this seaside suburb began and has transformed into today’s vibrant location. Discover its rich history, [...]

Explore historic Grange on a guided walking tour. Find out how this beachside suburb began and has transformed into today’s popular seaside destination. Discover the [...]

Designed in 1912 by the fashionable young architect F Kenneth Milne as a seaside retreat for well-heeled retailer, Frederick George Scarfe and his wife Mary [...]

The Henley South Coastal Walk includes the beginnings of Henley as an isolated coastal village and its colourful characters – to being the most desirable [...]

The first Henley Beach Congregational Church building was erected in 1883, but by the early 1900s a larger church was needed. In 1920 a new [...]

Designed in 1912 by the fashionable young architect F Kenneth Milne as a seaside retreat for well-heeled retailer, Frederick George Scarfe and his wife Mary [...]

The Henley South Inland Walk includes the expansion and development of the wider Henley South area during the early 20th century, along with the effect [...]

Dr Julie Collins is a Research Fellow and Curator in the Architecture Museum, at the University of South Australia. Julie's research focuses on architectural history. [...]