Sophie, one of our project interns, spent the semester scripting, editing, and producing a podcast episode for us. Listeners should press ‘play’ on Sophie’s podcast

Recently, Pat Kent spoke with Stephen Rufus (CEO of the District Council of Peterborough) about the importance of the Silver to Sea Way project to

This semester, six students from both Flinders University and the University of Adelaide are interning with the Silver to Sea Way team. Coming from a

The 100-year-old Peterborough Railway Roundhouse looks almost as good as new after our massive restoration and refurbishment was completed in March.  In celebration, the National

The Silver to Sea Way team have set up a display space at the Peterborough Visitor Information Centre, located within Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre. The

To ensure that the Peterborough Roundhouse is capable of standing for another 100 years, several timber beams and columns will be replaced whilst works are

Pat was the Peterborough Tourism & Steamtown Manager for 5 years from 2014-19. It was during this time that he had the vision to create

Since beginning in December 2021, works at the Peterborough Roundhouse have been progressing well. At this stage, it is expected that the entire works schedule

Recently, the Silver to Sea Way team visited the former Railway Station on Ellen Street, Port Pirie. The purpose of this visit was to familiarise

Late last month, McMahon Services Australia established themselves onsite at the Peterborough Roundhouse. Since then, works have been progressing steadily. Pictured above: the Peterborough Roundhouse Turntable,

Recently, tourism expert Donna Foster (pictured) led a workshop in Port Pirie. Facilitated by National Trust SA, this workshop encouraged participants from Port Pirie National

This semester, three students from Flinders University interned with the Silver to Sea Way team.  The Silver to Sea Way team was joined by Thomas

On Monday 6 December, the Silver to Sea Way team welcomed Rowan Ramsey MP, Federal Member for Grey, to Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre. Mr Ramsey

On Monday, Allison travelled to Peterborough to see the Places in Cases displays made by students from St. Joseph’s School. Over the last term, students

Recently, students from St. Joseph’s School Peterborough worked alongside Helen Lawry, from the National Trust, to produce mini museum displays using repurposed travelling cases.  In small