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History Trust - SA History Festival 2025 in May
Theme: “DECISIONS”
The Meeting Place
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History is shaped by people who have been compelled to make difficult DECISIONS.
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In 2025, South Australia’s History Festival will dive deeply into the decisions that have shaped South Australia – as an ancient meeting place, and as a state.
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We invite you to reflect upon these decisions – the good and the bad, the challenging and the intriguing – and discover how historic decisions impact contemporary society.
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Event organisers are encouraged to consider the various places where critical decision-making occurs, be it official, personal, or community focused.
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From behind closed doors to across the family dinner table, the decisions made in these settings can change the course of history.
More information: Secretary Pauline Reid on 0400 010 879 or preid050@gmail.com
The Museum is open on Sundays from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm for repeat visits or by appointment.
Resources for researching for your story:
Visit the Museum to explore its stories and objects - https://www.claremuseum.com/
OR
https://www.instagram.com/claremuseum/
https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/our-town-podcast-series/
https://www.facebook.com/clarenationaltrustmuseum
Other Resources
“Clare A district’s history” by R J Noye – two copies of this book are available to peruse in
the Museum but cannot be taken away. There is also a copy in Clare Library
“Clare – a backward glance by Jean Schmaal – booklet available for purchase from Museum $8
“A Quaint Courthouse” by Jean Schmaal – booklet available for purchase from Museum $5
“The Inchiquin Story” by Jean Schmaal – booklet available for purchase from Museum $5
https://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/searching-trove State Library South Australia
Gillen family at Clare Museum 25 Feb 2020
Clare Museum Gillen event 25 Feb 2020
Weighing scales used at Gillen's Clare Store
Gillen family at Clare Museum 25 Feb 2020
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