Quorn Pioneer Machinery Society
Where history meets community spirit

The Quorn Pioneer Machinery Society represents a fresh chapter in South Australian history. This passionate group of local enthusiasts has emerged with a clear mission: the restoration and preservation of historical equipment at the former Lions Park in Quorn.

Their dedication to maintaining these mechanical treasures ensures future generations can appreciate the region’s rich industrial heritage.

Breathing new life into Lions Park

The society’s primary focus centres on rejuvenating the Lions Park, transforming it into a significant heritage machinery showcase. Their restoration efforts have already yielded impressive results, with numerous pieces of equipment receiving careful attention from skilled volunteers. The grounds, which hold considerable historical significance, are steadily evolving into an engaging destination for those interested in mechanical history.

Community spirit in action

Every Wednesday, the Quorn Pioneer Machinery Society members gather at the grounds, applying their expertise to various restoration projects. The morning workshops have become a regular fixture in the community calendar, drawing together individuals who share a passion for preserving these important pieces of South Australian history.

A glimpse into the past

The society maintains several open-air displays featuring an impressive array of heritage machinery. Each piece tells its own story of industrial innovation and rural development. Through meticulous restoration work, the society ensures these historical equipment pieces remain in excellent condition, offering insights into past technological achievements.

The collection includes various restored machinery types, each representing different aspects of the region’s mechanical heritage. The standard of restoration demonstrates the society’s commitment to excellence and historical accuracy.

Future aspirations

The Quorn Pioneer Machinery Society continues to expand its restoration efforts, with new projects consistently underway. Their work strengthens the local community’s connection to its industrial past while creating opportunities for knowledge sharing and skills development.

As the society grows, they welcome new members who wish to contribute to this important preservation work. The ongoing transformation of the grounds stands as an example of what community dedication can achieve when focused on protecting historical assets.

For more information:

Visit: Arden Vale Road, Quorn, SA, Australia, South Australia
Faceboook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Quorn-Pioneer-Machinery-Society-100063804812850/
Phone: David  Reubenicht,  0401533752