At Adelaide Style Accommodation, we love discovering little pieces of history that make South Australia such a fascinating place to explore. ️ Recently, we came across an old door with a lock that immediately caught our attention. Taking a closer look, we noticed a small, faded round imprint on the latch — and with a bit of curiosity (and research!), uncovered something quite remarkable! Imprinted on the lock were the words “WR Coat of Arms” and “JAS Carpenter Patentee No. 60

✨ The full moon rises behind the historic Hart’s Mill, standing tall since 1855 as a landmark of South Australia’s rich past. Its...

Picking figs from our old fig tree, nestled right here at our 4.5 star city-to-beach home.  This fig tree is more than just a...

Step back in time to discover the rich history of the Jacka Brothers Brewery  in Melrose, a site that has evolved over the years,...

The first North Star Hotel, built in 1854, was a simple log hut, welcoming travelers to South Australia’s first Flinders Ranges town. In...

The building in Porter Street, Gawler, has witnessed a remarkable evolution over the years, weaving together threads of faith, family,...

Today, on Remembrance Day, we pause to honour and remember those who served so bravely to protect our freedoms. At 11 am, let's join in a...