Historical Properties - Hahndorf

Some Properties of Historical Interest

BRIEF HISTORIES and EARLY OWNERSHIP

The following is an Index to those Properties within Hahndorf for which historical and land title information is provided.
Any further information and/or corrections regarding these or other properties of historical interest would be appreciated.

Please Note: This information is currently being compiled and is only in its early stages, and at this time only limited details are available.

Photos & Sketches

Index of Properties Involved

Street No	Street Name	Property Reference Name and Link	Allotments Database Ref.

20	Main Street	The Schmidt-Rodert Farmlet
19-25	Main Street	Martin's Wheelwright Shop, House & Cottage
32-34	Main Street	Rodert's Mortuary
38	Main Street	St Paul's Lutheran Church
35 & 46	Main Street	The Hahndorf Inn and the Australian Arms
41	Main Street	The Hahndorf Community Hall	SH37
47	Main Street	Jaensch House
50	Main Street	Bom's Monumental Marble Works
51	Main Street	Christoph's Shop
54 & 56	Main Street	The Linke and Jaeschke Cottages
59	Main Street	The Hahndorf Institute
63	Main Street	Baumann's House and Store
64	Main Street	Old Lutheran School	NH
68	Main Street	The Hahndorf Academy	NH87
69	Main Street	The German Arms Hotel	SH
72	Main Street	Sonnemann's Bakery	NH29
71-75	Main Street	Haebich's Blacksmith and Cottages	SH10
98	Main Street	The Old Mill	NH22
100	Main Street	Thiele's Shop and Residence	NH21
102	Main Street	Thiele's Cottage	NH20
	Balhannah Road	St Michaels Lutheran Church
	Pine Avenue	The German Cake Shop
	English Street	St Paul's Anglican Church
	Road to Mt Barker	Nixon's Windmill
	Heysen Road	The Cedars, Hans Heysen's Property

Sources and Further Information

Further information regarding Hahndorf is available from the Introduction to Hahndorf. and the associated links from that page.

Additional information regarding the creation and evolution of Hahndorf's streetscape can be obtained from Reg Butler's publication - 'From Byways to Highways - Hahndorf's Changing Streetscape'.

Please note that information sources for all properties referenced include:

The Hahndorf Allotments Database, by Reg Butler
The publication-'HAHNDORF, A Journey Through the Village and its History', by Anni Luur Fox
Other publications and sources including personal anecdotal information, newspaper reports and letters.

The above persons retain copyright to their original material - any requests for further publication or use of the material shall be directed to them.