Wikipedia:WikiProject South Australia/To-do/SA History Hub

Topics covered by SA History Hub. Not all of them are notable, but the info can be added to existing articles.

People

1. Mahomet Allum: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. M.C. Anderson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. George Angas: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Sir Henry Ayers: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Benjamin Babbage: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Peter Badcoe: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Walter Bagot (architect): SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. John Stokes Bagshaw: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Sir Richard Chaffey Baker: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Sir Henry Barwell: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Nicolas Baudin: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Prof. Percy Begg: SA History Hub SA History Hub 2 Google Wiki
13. Susan Grace Benny: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Sylvia Birdseye: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. John Bishop (academic): SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. John McConnell Black: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Abraham Boas: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Sir John Langdon Bonython: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Mr. Poltpalingada Booboorowie: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Sir Donald Bradman: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. Prof. William Henry Bragg: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. William Lawrence Bragg: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. Percival Brookfield: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Sir George Brookman: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Henry John Butler: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. Sir Hugh Cairns (surgeon): SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Charles Cawthorne: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. Sir Robert William Chapman (engineer): SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. Sir John Burton Cleland: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. Fanny Cocks: SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. Lady Mary Colton: SA History Hub Google Wiki
32. Mrs. Jessie Cooper: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. Dr. Thomas Corbin N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. Walter Crocker: SA History Hub Google Wiki
35. Mr. David Dallwitz: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Sir Samuel Davenport: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Dr. Constance Davey: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. Dr. Ruby Davy: SA History Hub Google Wiki
39. Mr. Peter Dawson (bass-baritone): SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Mr. Clarence Dennis: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Bejah Dervish: SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Dr. John Dowie (artist): SA History Hub Google Wiki
43. Dr. Charles Duguid: SA History Hub Google Wiki
44. Sir Frederick Lloyd Dumas: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. Mr. John Dunn (miller): SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. Donald Dunstan AC QC: SA History Hub Google Wiki
47. Sir Thomas Elder GCMG: SA History Hub Google Wiki
48. Gladys Elphick MBE: SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. Dr. Charles Everard: SA History Hub Google Wiki
50. Edward Eyre: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Dr. George Farr: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. Mrs. Julia Farr: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Mr. Francis Hardey Faulding: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to F. H. Faulding & Co#History
54. Dr. Charles Fenner: SA History Hub Google Wiki
55. Boyle Finniss: SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. Sir James Hurtle Fisher: SA History Hub Google Wiki
57. Matthew Flinders: SA History Hub Google Wiki
58. Sir Howard Florey: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. Herbert Flugelman: SA History Hub Google Wiki
60. Mr. John Flynn (minister): SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. David Fowler (merchant): SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to D. & J. Fowler Ltd.
62. Mrs. Sarah Francisco: SA History Hub Google Wiki
63. Mr. Gotthard Fritzsche: SA History Hub Google Wiki
64. Mr. Alfred Gerard: SA History Hub Google Wiki
65. Sir Claude Gibb: SA History Hub Google Wiki
66. Ms. Gladys Gibson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
67. Dr. William Giles N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
68. Mr. Walter Gill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
69. Samuel Thomas Gill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
70. Mr. William Gosse (explorer): SA History Hub Google Wiki
71. Mr. Robert Gouger: SA History Hub Google Wiki
72. Mr. George Goyder: SA History Hub Google Wiki
73. Ms. Margaret Graham (matron): SA History Hub Google Wiki
74. Mr. William Henry Gray: SA History Hub Google Wiki
75. Mr. George Hall: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Geo. Hall & Sons
76. Mr. Henry Richard Hancock: SA History Hub Google Wiki
77. Mr. Alfred Hannaford: SA History Hub Google Wiki
78. Mr. George William Hannaford: SA History Hub Google Wiki
79. Barbara Hanrahan: SA History Hub Google Wiki
80. Sir Richard Hanson (Australian politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
81. Thomas Hardy (winemaker): SA History Hub Google Wiki
82. Mr. John Anderson Hartley: SA History Hub Google Wiki
83. Mr. John Harvey (Australian politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
84. Mr. George Hassell N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
85. Mr. Charles Hawker: SA History Hub Google Wiki
86. William Hay (author): SA History Hub Google Wiki
87. Mr. Colin Hayes: SA History Hub Google Wiki
88. Sir Edward Hayward: SA History Hub Google Wiki
89. Sir Ivor Hele: SA History Hub Google Wiki
90. Sir Robert Helpmann: SA History Hub Google Wiki
91. George Cockburn Henderson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
92. Sir Hans Heysen: SA History Hub Google Wiki
93. Sir John Hindmarsh: SA History Hub Google Wiki
94. Sir Edward Holden: SA History Hub Google Wiki
95. Mr. Alexander Hore-Ruthven: SA History Hub Google Wiki
96. Mr. Amos William Howard: SA History Hub Google Wiki
97. Flexmore Hudson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
98. Sir Walter Hughes (pastoralist): SA History Hub Google Wiki
99. Ms. Marjorie Jackson-Nelson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
100. Sir Roland Ellis Jacobs: SA History Hub Google Wiki
101. Mr. Jimmy James (tracker, 1913-1991): SA History Hub Google Wiki
102. Mr. Norman Jolly: SA History Hub Google Wiki
103. Mr. Hooper Brewster-Jones: SA History Hub Google Wiki
104. Mr. August Kavel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
105. Sir Sidney Kidman: SA History Hub Google Wiki
106. Charles Kingston PC QC: SA History Hub Google Wiki
107. Sir George Strickland Kingston: SA History Hub Google Wiki
108. Mr. Andrew Kirkpatrick (politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
109. Mr. Esmond Kruse: SA History Hub Google Wiki
110. Mary Lee (suffragette): SA History Hub Google Wiki
111. Mr. Essington Lewis: SA History Hub Google Wiki
112. Colonel William Light: SA History Hub Google Wiki
113. Mr. Harold Ling: SA History Hub Google Wiki
114. Mrs. Ruby Litchfield: SA History Hub Google Wiki
115. Logic (Pinba): SA History Hub Google Wiki
116. Mary MacKillop: SA History Hub Google Wiki
117. Mr. Cecil Madigan: SA History Hub Google Wiki
118. Mr. James Martin (South Australian politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
119. Sir Douglas Mawson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
120. Mr. Frederick May (engineer): SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to May Brothers and Company
121. Dr. Helen Mayo: SA History Hub Google Wiki
122. Mr. George Mayo: SA History Hub Google Wiki
123. Mr. Alexander Lyell McEwin: SA History Hub Google Wiki
124. Mr. Dominic (Paul) McGuire: SA History Hub Google Wiki
125. Mr. Murdoch McLeod: SA History Hub Google Wiki
126. Mr. John McPherson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
127. Sir John Melrose: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to George Melrose#Family
128. Johannes Menge: SA History Hub Google Wiki
129. Ms. Adelaide Miethke: SA History Hub Google Wiki
130. Ms. May Mills: SA History Hub Google Wiki
131. Ms. Roma Mitchell: SA History Hub Google Wiki
132. Sir William Mitchell (philosopher): SA History Hub Google Wiki
133. Dr. Matthew Moorhouse: SA History Hub Google Wiki
134. Mr. Dan Moriarty (footballer born 1895): SA History Hub Google Wiki
135. Sir John Morphett: SA History Hub Google Wiki
136. Mr. William Ranson Mortlock: SA History Hub Google Wiki
137. Mr. Charles Mountford: SA History Hub Google Wiki
138. Ian Mudie: SA History Hub Google Wiki
139. Mr. William Muirden: SA History Hub Google Wiki
140. Sir Thomas John Mellis Napier: SA History Hub Google Wiki
141. Mr. Peter Nelson (cyclist): SA History Hub Google Wiki
142. Mr. Edward Pariss Nesbit: SA History Hub Google Wiki
143. Sir Henry Simpson Newland: SA History Hub Google Wiki
144. Mr. Eldred Norman: SA History Hub Google Wiki
145. Sir Mark Oliphant: SA History Hub Google Wiki
146. Mr. Joseph Stanislaus Ostoja-Kotkowski: SA History Hub Google Wiki
147. August Pelzer: SA History Hub Google Wiki
148. Mr. Frank Perry (politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
149. Sir Thomas Playford IV: SA History Hub Google Wiki
150. Prof. James Arthur Prescott: SA History Hub Google Wiki
151. Mrs. Margaret Preston: SA History Hub Google Wiki
152. Mr. Thomas Price (South Australian Politician): SA History Hub Google Wiki
153. Sir Archibald Grenfell Price: SA History Hub Google Wiki
154. Queen Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
155. Mr. Alexander Maurice Ramsay: SA History Hub Google Wiki
156. Mr. William Randell: SA History Hub Google Wiki
157. Roy Rene: SA History Hub Google Wiki
158. Dr. Arnold Edwin Victor Richardson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
159. Mr. Victor Richardson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
160. Mr. John Ridley (inventor): SA History Hub Google Wiki
161. Mr. John Rymill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
162. Harold Salisbury: SA History Hub Google Wiki
163. Mr. Luther Scammell: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to F. H. Faulding & Co#History
164. Dr. Richard Schomburgk: SA History Hub Google Wiki
165. Dr. Adolf John Schulz: SA History Hub Google Wiki
166. Mr. Edward Bate Scott: SA History Hub Google Wiki
167. Alexandrine Seager: SA History Hub Google Wiki
168. Mr. Ronald Sharpe: SA History Hub Google Wiki
169. Mr. David Shearer (engineer): SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to J. & D. Shearer
170. Augustus Short: SA History Hub Google Wiki
171. Mr. Alfred M. Simpson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
172. Mr. Richard Bowyer Smith: SA History Hub Google Wiki
173. Mr. Tom Elder Barr Smith: SA History Hub Google Wiki
174. Robert Barr Smith: SA History Hub Google Wiki
175. Sir Edwin Thomas Smith: SA History Hub Google Wiki
176. Catherine Helen Spence: SA History Hub Google Wiki
177. Harriet Stirling: SA History Hub Google Wiki
178. Sir Edward Stirling: SA History Hub Google Wiki
179. Thomas Stow: SA History Hub Google Wiki
180. Mr. Arthur Strange: SA History Hub Google Wiki
181. Theodor Strehlow: SA History Hub Google Wiki
182. John McDouall Stuart: SA History Hub Google Wiki
183. Captain Charles Sturt: SA History Hub Google Wiki
184. Miss Gladys Sym Choon: SA History Hub Google Wiki
185. Ms. Doris Irene Taylor: SA History Hub Google Wiki
186. Mr. Andrew Tennant (pastoralist): SA History Hub Google Wiki
187. Audrey Tennyson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
188. Dr. Norman Tindale: SA History Hub Google Wiki
189. Sir Charles Todd (pioneer): SA History Hub Google Wiki
190. Mr. Alexander Tolmer: SA History Hub Google Wiki
191. Mr. Walter Torode: SA History Hub Google Wiki
192. Sir Robert Richard Torrens: SA History Hub Google Wiki
193. Mr. Alfred Traeger: SA History Hub Google Wiki
194. John Tregenza: SA History Hub Google Wiki
195. David Unaipon: SA History Hub Google Wiki
196. Mr. Jonas Vanagas: SA History Hub Google Wiki
197. Mr. William Veale: SA History Hub Google Wiki
198. John Wainwright N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
199. Mr. Peter Waite (philanthropist): SA History Hub Google Wiki
200. Edward Gibbon Wakefield: SA History Hub Google Wiki
201. Mrs. Mary Jane Warnes: SA History Hub Google Wiki
202. Prof. Archibald Watson: SA History Hub Google Wiki
203. Sir Samuel Way: SA History Hub Google Wiki
204. Lawrence Wells: SA History Hub Google Wiki
205. Joachim Matthias Wendt: SA History Hub Google Wiki
206. Sir Kenneth Wills: SA History Hub Google Wiki
207. Mr. William Willshire (policeman): SA History Hub Google Wiki
208. Julian Tenison-Woods: SA History Hub Google Wiki
209. Mr. Edward John Woods: SA History Hub Google Wiki
210. Mrs. Elizabeth Woolcock: SA History Hub Google Wiki
211. Edmund Wright (architect): SA History Hub Google Wiki
212. Sarah Jane Young: SA History Hub Google Wiki
213. Mrs. Augusta Zadow: SA History Hub Google Wiki
214. Ms. Lillian Daphne de Lissa: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Places

1. 181 Sturt Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. Adelaide city centre: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Adelaide Arcade: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Adelaide Botanic Garden: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Adelaide Brewery: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Adelaide City Baths: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Charles Bastard
7. Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Adelaide Gaol: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Adelaide General Post Office: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Adelaide Hills: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Adelaide Lithuanian Catholic Centre: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Adelaide Mosque: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Adelaide Observatory: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Adelaide Town Hall: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Adelaide Workmen's Homes: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Anzac Arch: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Cheer-Up Society#Anzac Arch
17. Archbishop's House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Art Gallery of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Aurora Hotel N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Austral Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. Australian Imperial Forces (AIF) Cemetery: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. Aviemore N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. Ayers House (Adelaide): SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Bank of Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Beehive Corner: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. Bethlehem Lutheran Church N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Black Diamond Corner: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. Bonython Hall: SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. Botanic Park, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. British Hotel (Port Adelaide): SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. Brookman Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
32. Brown Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. Colonial Mutual Life Building, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. Carclew, North Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
35. Carrick Hill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Adelaide Central Market: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Chalmers Church, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. Cheer-Up Hut: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Cheer-Up Society#Cheer-up Hut
39. Church of Archangels Michael and Gabriel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Glanville Colonial Sugar Refinery: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Commercial Road, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Crown and Anchor Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Grenfell Street, Adelaide#Heritage-listed buildings
43. Darling Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
44. Destitute Asylum: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. Divett Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. Dunmoochin: SA History Hub Google Wiki
47. East End Market: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to East End, Adelaide
48. East Parklands: SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. East Terrace: SA History Hub Google Wiki
50. Edmund Wright House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Elder Hall N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. Elder House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Elder Park migrant hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Elder Park Hostel
54. Elder Park: SA History Hub Google Wiki
55. Smith and Co’s Bonded and Free Stores Elder: SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. South Australian Electric Light and Motive Power Company: SA History Hub Google Wiki
57. Emigration Square: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Adelaide Park Lands#Park 24: Ellis Park / Tampawardli
58. English and Australian Copper Company: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. Estcourt House: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Frederick Estcourt Bucknall#Memorials
60. Jubilee Exhibition Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. Eyre Peninsula: SA History Hub Google Wiki
62. Adelaide Scientist First Church of Christ: SA History Hub Google Wiki
63. Fleurieu Peninsula: SA History Hub Google Wiki
64. Flinders Street Baptist Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
65. Flinders Street, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
66. Freemasons Grand Lodge: SA History Hub Google Wiki
67. Gepps Cross Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Gepps Cross Hostel
68. Glenelg Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Glenelg Hostel
69. Glover Playground: SA History Hub Google Wiki
70. Goodman Crescent- University of Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
71. Government House, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
72. Grenfell Street Power Station: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Electricity Trust of South Australia#Grenfell Street Power Station (1901–1925)
73. Grote Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
74. Harbors Board: SA History Hub Google Wiki
75. Hardwicke Girls College: SA History Hub Google Wiki
76. Hart's Mill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
77. Hellenic Club: SA History Hub Google Wiki
78. Hindley Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
79. Hindmarsh Square / Mukata: SA History Hub Google Wiki
80. Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
81. Hurtle Square / Tangkaira: SA History Hub Google Wiki
82. Adelaide Mechanics' Institute: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to State Library of South Australia#History and governance
83. Nile Street Iron Stores: SA History Hub Google Wiki
84. Jane Street N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
85. Jones' Violet Farm: SA History Hub Google Wiki
86. Kangaroo Island: SA History Hub Google Wiki
87. King William Street, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
88. Liberal Club Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
89. Light Square/ Wauwi: SA History Hub Google Wiki
90. Lithuanian House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
91. Mallala Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia
92. Maralinga: SA History Hub Google Wiki
93. Mars Bar N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
94. Mary MacKillop Museum N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
95. McLaren Wharf: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Port Adelaide#1840 – Finalisation of Wharf locations
96. Mid North: SA History Hub Google Wiki
97. Migration Museum: SA History Hub Google Wiki
98. Milpara Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia
99. Missions to Seamen and Habor Lights: SA History Hub Google Wiki
100. Mitchell Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in # University of Adelaide#Mitchell Building
101. Montefiore Hill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
102. Morphett Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
103. Museum of Economic Botany: SA History Hub Google Wiki
104. National Wine Centre: SA History Hub Google Wiki
105. Newmarket Hotel N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
106. North Terrace East: SA History Hub Google Wiki
107. North Terrace West: SA History Hub Google Wiki
108. Old Parliament House, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Parliament House, Adelaide#"Old" Parliament House
109. Old Toll House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
110. Palm House: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in # Adelaide Botanic Garden#Palm House
111. Adelaide Park Lands: SA History Hub Google Wiki
112. Parliament House, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
113. Pennington Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Pennington Hostel
114. Pilgrim Uniting Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
115. Pirie Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
116. Pirie Street Methodist Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Pilgrim Uniting Church#History
117. Pirltawardli: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Adelaide Park Lands#Park 1
118. St Vincent Street Port Adelaide Council Chambers: SA History Hub Google Wiki
119. Port Adelaide Customs House: SA History Hub Google Wiki
120. Port Dock railway station: SA History Hub Google Wiki
121. Poverty Corner: SA History Hub Google Wiki
122. Prince Alfred Sailors Home: SA History Hub Google Wiki
123. Princess Elizabeth Playground: SA History Hub Google Wiki
124. Public Libraries N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
125. Queen's College, North Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
126. Queen's Theatre, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
127. Queen's Wharf N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
128. Railway Hotel, Port Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
129. Rex Theatre N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
130. River Torrens: SA History Hub Google Wiki
131. Rosewater Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Rosewater Hostel
132. Rundle Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
133. St Mary's Dominican Convent and School: SA History Hub Google Wiki
134. St Patrick's Church, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
135. Semaphore Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki # Migrant hostels of South Australia
136. Sir Ross Smith's landing site: SA History Hub Google Wiki
137. Smithfield Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia#Smithfield Hostel
138. South Australian Aviation Museum: SA History Hub Google Wiki
139. South Australian Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
140. South Australian Museum: SA History Hub Google Wiki
141. South Parklands: SA History Hub Google Wiki
142. South Terrace, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
143. St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
144. St Luke's Church N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
145. St Paul's Anglican Church N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
146. St Vincent Street: SA History Hub Google Wiki
147. State Herbarium of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
148. State Library of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
149. Sturt Street School: SA History Hub Google Wiki
150. Sym Choon Shops: SA History Hub Google Wiki
151. Synagogue Place: SA History Hub Google Wiki
152. Tandanya: SA History Hub Google Wiki
153. Tattersall’s Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
154. The Prince Albert Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
155. The Space Between N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
156. The University of Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
157. Torrens Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
158. Torrens Island Internment Camp: SA History Hub Google Wiki
159. Torrens Parade Ground and Training Depot: SA History Hub Google Wiki
160. Peterborough Union Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
161. Victoria Park, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
162. Victoria Square/ Tarntanyangga: SA History Hub Google Wiki
163. Waterside Workers Hall: SA History Hub Google Wiki
164. Weman Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
165. West Parklands: SA History Hub Google Wiki
166. West Terrace, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
167. West Terrace Cemetery: SA History Hub Google Wiki
168. Whitmore Hotel: SA History Hub Google Wiki
169. Whitmore Square: SA History Hub Google Wiki
170. Willaston Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia
171. Wirrarninthi/Park 23: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Adelaide Park Lands#Park 23
172. Woodside Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia
173. Woodville Migrant Hostel: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Migrant hostels of South Australia
174. Yorke Peninsula: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Organisations

1. Aborigines Protection Board: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. Adelaide City Council: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Adelaide Steamship Company: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Adelaide Theosophical Society: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Adelaide Workers’ Homes Inc.: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Advanced School for Girls: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Anglican Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Australian Democrats: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. B Seppelt & Sons Ltd: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Baptist Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Boarding Out Society: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Burra Cheer-up Ladies' Band 1916-1920: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Cheer-Up Society: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Chinese School N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Christian Churches N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Christian Science N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Churches of Christ: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Coopers Brewery: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Democratic Labor Party (Australia): SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. F. H. Faulding & Co.: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. Farmers and Producers Political Union: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. German Club, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Good Neighbour Council: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Housewives’ Association: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. League of Loyal Women: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. League of Women Voters of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. Lord Mayor's Charitable Committee: SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. Lutheran Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. Methodist Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. Mothers' and Babies' Health Association: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Helen Mayo#The Mothers and Babies' Health Association
32. National Council of Women of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. National Defence League: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. National Trust of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to National Trust of Australia#Member organisations
35. Orlando Wines: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Penfolds: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Perry Engineering Co: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. South Australia Police: SA History Hub Google Wiki
39. Port Adelaide Institute: SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Presbyterian Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Sailors' Aid Societies (Port Adelaide): SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Schools' Patriotic Fund: SA History Hub Google Wiki
43. Social Purity Society: SA History Hub Google Wiki
44. South Australian Brewing Company: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. South Australian Land Commission: SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. South Australian Liberal Party: SA History Hub Google Wiki# South Australian Brewing Co. Ltd
47. South Australian National Party: SA History Hub Google Wiki
48. Street Naming Committee (Adelaide): SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. TJ Richards and Sons Ltd: SA History Hub Google Wiki
50. The Adelaide Club: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Unitarians: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. United Trades and Labor Council of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Uniting Church: SA History Hub Google Wiki
54. Wattle Day League: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Wattle Day
55. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union: SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. Women's Electoral Lobby (Australia): SA History Hub Google Wiki
57. Women's Suffrage League: SA History Hub Google Wiki
58. Women's Work Depot: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. Workers' Educational Association of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
60. Yalumba Wine Co: SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. Young Men’s Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association: SA History Hub Google Wiki
62. Zion Chapel N: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Things

1. Barque South Australian (clipper ship): SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. Aboriginal flag: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Birkenhead Bridge: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Elder Park Rotunda: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in Elder Park
5. HMCS Protector: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. HMS Buffalo (1813): SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Jervois Bridge: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Magarey Medal: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Palais de Danse, Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Popeye: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Port Adelaide Lighthouse: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Robinson Bridge: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Song of Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Steam Tug Yelta (tugboat): SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Stobie poles: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. The hulk 'Fitzjames': SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Magill Youth Training Centre#1880–1891: The Fitzjames
17. Tunnels of Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Urban Cow Studios: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Vickers Vimy: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Ville de Bordeaux: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Public art and monuments

Main article: List of public art in South Australia

1. 'Street Art Poetry Project' Location 3: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. 'The Apron' by Karen Genoff: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. 14 Pieces: SA History Hub SA History Hub 2 Google Wiki
4. A Day Out N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander War Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Alice N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Archie Badenoch: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. August Wilhelm Pelzer Plaque: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Bent Street Mural: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Big Scotsman: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Australia's big things#South Australia
11. Bill's Fountain- State Library of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Captain Charles Sturt Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Catherine Helen Spence statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Charles Cameron Kingston Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Colonel Light Survey Marker: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Colonel Light statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Colonel William Light Grave and Monument: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Cross of Sacrifice N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Dame Roma Mitchell Statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Dardanelles Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. Dr Charles George Everard MD Plaque: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. Farnese Hercules N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. Find a Furby: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Fish for the Slate Pool Walkway: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Fountain- Art Gallery of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. Fountain- Brookman Building: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Frome Road and Rundle Street Mural: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. J Reedman Memorial Drinking Fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. JH & GF Angas Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. John Jefferson Bray Memorial Fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. John McDouall Stuart statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
32. King Edward VII Memorial N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. Knot N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. Lavington Bonython fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki
35. Light Horse Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Matthew Flinders Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Mike Maka Mural: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. Naval Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
39. Ngadlu Padninthi Kamangka (We Walk Together) mural: SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Owen Broughton Sculpture: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Paper Bag: SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden (Adelaide): SA History Hub Google Wiki
43. Queen Victoria Monument: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in List of statues of Queen Victoria
44. Reclining Connected Forms: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. Reconciliation Touchstone: SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. Rhythms of Construction: SA History Hub Google Wiki
47. Robert Burns Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in List of Robert Burns memorials
48. Roy Rene Statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. Rundle Lantern: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Rundle Street, Adelaide
50. Simpson and his Donkey: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Sir Ross Smith Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. Sir Samuel Way Memorial Statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Sir Thomas Elder statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
54. Sir Walter Watson Hughes statue: SA History Hub Google Wiki
55. South African War Memorial (South Australia): SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. Spheres N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
57. Susan Grace Benny Plaque: SA History Hub Google Wiki
58. The Athlete N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. The Eternal Question N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
60. The Immigrants N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. The Slide N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
62. The Smith Brothers' Grave: SA History Hub Google Wiki
63. Three Rivers Fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Victoria Square, Adelaide#Three Rivers Fountain
64. Torrens Lake Fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki
65. Venere di Canova: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to William Horn#Statue: Venere Di Canova
66. Victor Richardson Gates: SA History Hub Google Wiki
67. Voyagers N: SA History Hub Google Wiki
68. War Horse Memorial: SA History Hub Google Wiki
69. War Memorial Fountain: SA History Hub Google Wiki covered in National War Memorial (South Australia)
70. National War Memorial (South Australia): SA History Hub Google Wiki
71. Yerrakartarta: SA History Hub Google Wiki

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Subjects

1. 'Great Fires' of Port Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. 19th Century Childbirth: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Aboriginal Land Rights: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Aboriginal Languages of South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Aboriginal Missions: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Aboriginal Policy and Administration: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Aboriginal Ration Depots: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Adelaide Hospital Row: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Agriculture: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Angas Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Arbor Day: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Archaeology: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Architecture: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Archives: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Art Galleries: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Auditor-General: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Australia's Drive in Culture: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Australian Colonies Government Act: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Australian Rules Football: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Barr Smith Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. Beaches: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. Bicycles: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. Bonython Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Botanic Gardens: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Breweries and beer: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. Building Materials: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Bushrangers: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. Childhood: SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. Climate: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. Closer Settlement: SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. Coast Disease: SA History Hub Google Wiki
32. Colonial Laws Validity Act: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. Conscription: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. Constitution: SA History Hub Google Wiki
35. Copper Industry: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Cricket: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Customs Houses of Port Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. Defence Science and Industry: SA History Hub Google Wiki
39. Distance: SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Dutton Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Earthquakes: SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Elder Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
43. Elections: SA History Hub Google Wiki
44. Electricity: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. Employment: SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. Engineers: SA History Hub Google Wiki
47. Epic Flight Centenary: SA History Hub Google Wiki
48. Exhibitions: SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. Exploration: SA History Hub Google Wiki
50. Feminism: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Film: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. Fishing: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Floods: SA History Hub Google Wiki
54. Forestry: SA History Hub Google Wiki
55. Franchise: SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. Freemasonry: SA History Hub Google Wiki
57. Furrows and Lands: SA History Hub Google Wiki
58. Gardens: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. Gas: SA History Hub Google Wiki
60. Germans: SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. Government: SA History Hub Google Wiki
62. Goyder’s Line: SA History Hub Google Wiki
63. Hawker Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
64. Hawker Vans: SA History Hub Google Wiki
65. Health: SA History Hub Google Wiki
66. HerStory Project History: SA History Hub Google Wiki
67. Heritage Conservation: SA History Hub Google Wiki
68. Higher education: SA History Hub Google Wiki
69. Historical Societies: SA History Hub Google Wiki
70. History and Historians: SA History Hub Google Wiki
71. Holden car: SA History Hub Google Wiki
72. Horseracing: SA History Hub Google Wiki
73. Housing: SA History Hub Google Wiki
74. Improved sewerage system for Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
75. Industrialisation: SA History Hub Google Wiki
76. Jetties: SA History Hub Google Wiki
77. Jewish People: SA History Hub Google Wiki
78. Kaurna people: SA History Hub Google Wiki
79. Kaurna language (Kaurna warra): SA History Hub Google Wiki
80. Kindergartens: SA History Hub Google Wiki
81. Korean War: SA History Hub Google Wiki
82. Labour Settlements: SA History Hub Google Wiki
83. Land: SA History Hub Google Wiki
84. Landforms and landscape: SA History Hub Google Wiki
85. Legal Profession: SA History Hub Google Wiki
86. Letters Patent: SA History Hub Google Wiki
87. Magazines: SA History Hub Google Wiki
88. Maritime Exploration: SA History Hub Google Wiki
89. Market Gardens and Orchards: SA History Hub Google Wiki
90. Marriage and divorce: SA History Hub Google Wiki
91. Medical Profession: SA History Hub Google Wiki
92. Migrant Hostels and Work Camps: SA History Hub Google Wiki
93. Migration: SA History Hub Google Wiki
94. Mines and mining: SA History Hub Google Wiki
95. Motor Vehicles: SA History Hub Google Wiki
96. National Parks: SA History Hub Google Wiki
97. Northern Territory: SA History Hub Google Wiki
98. Nursing: SA History Hub Google Wiki
99. Oral History: SA History Hub Google Wiki
100. Overlanders: SA History Hub Google Wiki
101. Philanthropy: SA History Hub Google Wiki
102. Playford Family: SA History Hub Google Wiki
103. Politics: SA History Hub Google Wiki
104. Population: SA History Hub Google Wiki
105. Port Adelaide Ferries: SA History Hub Google Wiki
106. Poverty: SA History Hub Google Wiki
107. Prisons: SA History Hub Google Wiki
108. Probation: SA History Hub Google Wiki
109. Pubs: SA History Hub Google Wiki
110. Queer Nightlife: SA History Hub Google Wiki
111. Radicalism: SA History Hub Google Wiki
112. Reformatories: SA History Hub Google Wiki
113. Refugees: SA History Hub Google Wiki
114. Regions/Regionalism: SA History Hub Google Wiki
115. Religion: SA History Hub Google Wiki
116. Responsible Government: SA History Hub Google Wiki
117. Retail Trade: SA History Hub Google Wiki
118. River Murray: SA History Hub Google Wiki
119. Roads: SA History Hub Google Wiki
120. Sawtell's Nautical Optician: SA History Hub Google Wiki
121. Science: SA History Hub Google Wiki
122. Six o'clock swill: SA History Hub Google Wiki
123. Social structure: SA History Hub Google Wiki
124. Spiritualism: SA History Hub Google Wiki
125. Steam: SA History Hub Google Wiki
126. Strikes: SA History Hub Google Wiki
127. Suffrage 125: SA History Hub Google Wiki
128. Telegraph: SA History Hub Google Wiki
129. Telephone: SA History Hub Google Wiki
130. Temperance: SA History Hub Google Wiki
131. The Proclamation: SA History Hub Google Wiki
132. The Second World War: SA History Hub Google Wiki
133. Theatre: SA History Hub Google Wiki
134. Time: SA History Hub Google Wiki
135. Torrens Title: SA History Hub Google Wiki
136. Tourism: SA History Hub Google Wiki
137. Transport: SA History Hub Google Wiki
138. Viticulture: SA History Hub Google Wiki
139. Wealth: SA History Hub Google Wiki
140. Wheat: SA History Hub Google Wiki
141. William Russell Pty. Ltd.: SA History Hub Google Wiki
142. Wool: SA History Hub Google Wiki
143. Yarn bombing in Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
144. Zoological Gardens: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Migrants

Linked to "X Australians", e.g. Laotian Australians

1. Afghans: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. Algerians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Americans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Argentinians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Armenians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Austrians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Bangladeshis in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Belarusians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Belgians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Brazilians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Bulgarians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. Cambodians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. Canadians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Chileans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Chinese: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Chinese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Cornish in South Australian: SA History Hub SA History Hub 2 Google Wiki
18. Croatians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Cypriots in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Czechs in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. Danish in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. Dutch in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. English in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Filipinos in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. French in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
26. Germans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Ghanaian in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
28. Greeks in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
29. Hungarians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
30. Indians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
31. Indonesians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
32. Iranians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
33. Irish in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
34. Italians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
35. Italians: SA History Hub Google Wiki
36. Japanese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
37. Jewish in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
38. Jordanians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
39. Koreans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
40. Laotians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
41. Latvians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
42. Lebanese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
43. Lithuanians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
44. Nepalese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
45. New Zealanders in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
46. Nicaraguans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
47. Norwegians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
48. Pakistanis in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
49. Palestinians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
50. Papua New Guineans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
51. Peruvians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
52. Polish in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
53. Portuguese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
54. Russians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
55. Salvadorans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
56. Scots in South Australia: SA History Hub SA History Hub 2 Google Wiki
57. Serbians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
58. Singaporeans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
59. Slovaks in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
60. Slovenians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
61. Taiwanese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
62. Tanzanians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
63. Ukrainians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
64. Uruguayans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
65. Vietnamese in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
66. Zambians in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
67. Zimbabweans in South Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki

Events

1. Adelaide Festival of the Arts: SA History Hub Google Wiki
2. Armistice Day 1918: SA History Hub Google Wiki
3. Ash Wednesday bushfires: SA History Hub Google Wiki
4. Bay to Birdwood: SA History Hub Google Wiki
5. Beef Riot: SA History Hub Google Wiki
6. Boer War: SA History Hub Google Wiki
7. Bombing of Hiroshima: SA History Hub Google Wiki
8. Centenary Celebrations 1936: SA History Hub Google Wiki
9. Adelaide Christmas pageant: SA History Hub Google Wiki
10. Duncan murder case: SA History Hub Google Wiki
11. Federation of Australia: SA History Hub Google Wiki
12. First World War: SA History Hub Google Wiki
13. First aerial ascent: SA History Hub Google Wiki
14. Flower Day: SA History Hub Google Wiki
15. Henley-on-Torrens Regatta: SA History Hub Google Wiki
16. Hindley Street riot: SA History Hub Google Wiki
17. Islamic Festivals in 1890s Adelaide: SA History Hub Google Wiki
18. Proud Parade: SA History Hub Google Wiki
19. Royal Adelaide Show: SA History Hub Google Wiki
20. Stuart case: SA History Hub Google Wiki
21. The Great Stuart Demonstration: SA History Hub Google Wiki
22. The first reading of the proclamation: SA History Hub Google Wiki
23. The opening of Parliament 1857: SA History Hub Google Wiki
24. Vietnam War: SA History Hub Google Wiki
25. Violet Day: SA History Hub Google Wiki redirect to Cheer-Up Society#Violet Day
26. Wattle Day: SA History Hub Google Wiki
27. Writers' Week: SA History Hub Google Wiki