Lobethal Attractions Directory : Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
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The Lobethal Archives and Historical Museum is a German Pioneer Museum with displays, which include both German and English history of South Australia.
The earliest Theological College in Australia, it was built in 1845 in the German style of pug walls and shingle roof containing records and books dating back as far as 1567.
There are colonial artefacts from every day life of the time including examples of needlecrafts and woodwork and numerous pictures of local industries and agriculture.
Visit Lobethal's best kept secret, The National Costume Museum.
The museum has a fascinating collection of original gowns and suits from 1812 to 2000 on display in the old 'finishing room' of the former Onkaparinga Woollen Mill, at Lobethal in the Adelaide Hills. This display showcases the evolution of fashion and accessories including beautiful antique wedding gowns complete with veils, ball gowns, handbags, buttons, hats 1872 - 2000 and much more.
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