Migration Museum Adelaide

... have an Anadin display as well, and maybe an Aspirin or two! As it happens, it was the 'Migration' museum, all about people that have emigrated to Australia from across the World. Apparently, Adelaide (and South Australia as a whole) was a convict free ...

... afternoon near the main museum. I went to the Migration Museum, prior to meeting the girls at the main South Australian Museum. The migration museum that I had read good things about, was not - to me - too interesting. However there was a school ...

... settlers completly destroyed their identities! great stuff for the cultural studies degree! also visited the migration museum and ayers house, the oldest house in adelaide which was owned by a british migrant who became a prominant aussie politican back ...

... lots of harmony, as convicts were not transported to here. Friday - Caught the bus into the city. Went to the Migration Museum, the Adelaide Museum and had a look around Rundle Mall before catching the tram to Glenelg. It was blowing a gale so we took ...

... or a burp instead of an actual tone. I'll stick to fashion. We then went on to the Botanical Gardens and finally the Migration Museum, which was really interesting. Stories were told of why and where from the immigrants came with letters, documents and ...

... a new geological time-period which has recently been added before (after? no I think it was before) the Cretaceous period. The Migration Museum. Much like the museums in Perth and Fremantle this went into detail about the settlers who came to ...

... there seemed to be nowhere else to go. So that was a bit of a waste of time. From here we headed to the Migration Museum which was much better even if they do get "English" and "British" confused and implied that the Highland Clearances were ficticous. ...

... a while, nor will it again as it seems to have been mothballed for some reason. Also visited Adelaide Zoo (surprise, surprise) and the Migration Museum for an insight into the histories of some people who know call Australia home. Interesting to ...

... in a row! There are tons of shops and really calm traffic. No city stress-driving or hooting. We went to the Migration Museum which we thought would be really interesting - how Migrants came to Australia to escape war, poverty, deportation etc. A tiny ...

... night. Yesterday we were up early again to do the tourist thing and visit the Art Gallery, Australian Museum and Migration Museum (not just because they are all air-conditioned, they were quite interesting too). Feeling very cultured we ...