Scholz Park Museum, located in Riverton, SA, stands as a testament to a bygone era, showcasing the old-fashioned way of life through its Scholz Family Cottage, Blacksmith Shop, and Wheelwright Shop. The museum, spread over 4 town allotments, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the history of the region. Recent extensive restoration efforts have revitalized the Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shops, with a focus on preserving the heritage and craftsmanship of the past.
Under the leadership of President Greg McLeod, Scholz Park Museum is embarking on Stage 2 of its Restoration Project, aiming to restore and enhance key elements such as the Cottage interior, roofs of the Cottage and Wheelwright Shop, and various structural improvements. The museum’s commitment to preserving the legacy of previous generations is evident in ongoing initiatives to improve accessibility and aesthetics, including the installation of a new footpath and garden areas. Volunteers and donors play a crucial role in supporting these restoration endeavors.
Visitors to Scholz Park Museum are invited to step back in time and immerse themselves in the rich history and traditions of the past. The museum’s dedication to maintaining a connection to the heritage of Riverton is reflected in its ongoing efforts to expand and enhance the visitor experience. Through a combination of historical preservation, community involvement, and a passion for storytelling, Scholz Park Museum continues to be a cherished destination for those seeking to explore and appreciate the cultural heritage of the region.
