A trip to Peterborough would not be complete unless you have a photo taken with Bob the Railway Dog. Located in front of the Town Carriage Museum you can admire

Delve into family history through our local cemeteries at Peterborough, Yongala, Nackara, Lancelot, Dawson and Oodlawirra. Cemetery records, local history archives, photos and local newspaper prior 1950 can be found

The Greg Duggan Nature Reserve & Lookout, situated at the top of Tank Hill (Government Road). Named after Greg Duggan, one of South Australia’s most gifted, and knowledgeable, amateur naturalists,

The Meldonfield Miniatures hand crafted horse drawn vehicles are a labour of love that reflect the pioneering days of the bush. Eldon and Mary Zimmermann moved to Peterborough from Goolwa

The Peterborough Monthly Market. It is an opportunity for the public to buy local and meet the faces behind the product. Stalls include local made cakes and slices, fresh fruit

No township existed at this location until it was laid out in 1890 and gazetted as Penn. It was better known by the name given to the railway siding, Oodla

The Railway Goods Shed is now a gallery filled with life-sized sculpture of people, animals and fantasy figure all made from wire paper and glue. Members teach people how to

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along both sides of the Main Street, Jervois Street and Kitchener Street and take in the Heritage Walk. This short walk is approximately 1.6 km and

The Peterborough History Group’s Printing Office is an original working museum established in the 1880s. The Printing Office building and contents form one coherent collection. There are thousands of items

Located at the Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre. take the time to marvel at the evolution of Radium Hill, Australia’s first uranium mine, as you explore its history from its birth

Once South Australia’s busiest regional railway hub, with more than 100 passing trains every day, the old depot and workshop is now home to a most unique and fascinating heritage

Located in the, Award Winning, Peterborough Newsagency is the Burg. “The Burg” is a slang term used by locals when referring to Peterborough or “Petersburg” (as it was until 1917.)

The Town Carriage Museum is all about the town of Peterborough – past, present and future.  A 1916 first class sleeping car, which was used on the first train across

All four main road entrances to Peterborough display a unique “welcome” sign to the town. Miniature sculptures of steam locomotives made of rod iron (created by local blacksmith the late

Marvel at one of the largest heritage listed Town Halls in country South Australia. Commissioned by a very proud outgoing council in 1926, the Town Hall was completed by 1927.

Victoria Park is a tranquil man made lake and park named after Queen Victoria on her 60th Jubilee in 1897. An ideal place to relax, feed the ducks, let the

Peterborough’s fully accredited Visitor Information Centre is located at the Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre. Open 7 days a week, the friendly and experienced staff will provide you with local knowledge,

On display in the centre of town, adjacent to the rotunda, this Y Class Steam locomotive was one of the first steam locomotives operating between Silverton, Petersburg and Port Pirie

Yongala is a small settlement 10km west of Peterborough. It has a population of approximately 50 people. The town was proclaimed in 1876 and within 5 years had a population