Virtual Tours and Online Lectures
If you can't make it to one of our events, or you want to check some information in one you already attended, book for one of our virtual sessions. We have virtual versions of our Bus and Walking Tours, and videos of conference and webinar presentations. Videos are accessible for 30 days to begin watching, and for 72 hours once you start watching.
You can see our current offerings here: https://gumroad.com/historyhelper and also sign up for notifications of new videos as they are released.
Go directly to Virtual Tour list.
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Walking Tours
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Bus Tours
Rental Only
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Lectures
Rent or Buy
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German Adelaide
Each tour 1 hour - $7.00
- Rundle Street
- North Adelaide
- Community
- Culture
Set of 4 - 4 hours - $20
Hidden Adelaide
Each tour 1 hour - $7.00
- Industry and Infrastructure
- Art and Architecture
- Murder and Mayhem
- Sacred and Profane Illumination
Set of 4 - 4 hours - $20
Remembering Adelaide
Each tour 1 hour - $7.00
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Barossa Heritage Tour - $15.00
Following Kavel's People - $15.00
Along The Wendish Trail - $15.00
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2018 Conference of German-Australian History and Heritage
All 26 presentations from the 2018 conference held in Adelaide, South Australia, your to stream forever (or at least until the Internet, History Helper, or Gumroad cease to exist!)
Set of 26 - 26 hours - $100 - 
Or rent for $3 each.
Presentations include:
 In search of my Prussian great grandfather - Associate Professor Peter Brinkworth- Researching my German family history - jumping the hurdles! - Eric Kopittke
- Eduard Grube's Australian Adventures: fact, fiction and exaggeration - Dr Tom Darragh
- Die Tischler and their Australian legacy - Dr James Bertouch
- The German and Scandinavian Presence in Tasmania: Case Histories on Selected Settlements - Michael Watt
- Waltzes, Wurst and Wine: Adventures in Search of German-Queensland - Mark Shuster
- A God Fearing People cast into a strange and forbidding land! The German Baptists of Queensland - Rev Dr David Parker (presented by Eric Kopittke)
- The Biography of a German Chair: an object revealing trans-national connections and stories - Christeen Schoepf
- Using DNA for German Family History Research - Cate Pearce
- Nine Serendipitous Meetings - Frank Olivier
- Recording German speakers in the Barossa and beyond: Maintaining and renewing a heritage language - Dr Peter Mickan
- The Great War and the treatment of German-Australians in South Australia 1914-1922 - Michael Wohltmann
- Heimat Adelaide: Mapping German locations in the city - Ben Hollister
- From France to Prussia and on to Australia - the Billiau Family - Professor Robert Heimann
- 'A threat to national security': Aboriginal Lutherans in World War 2 - Kayannie Denigan
- Which Side of the Hyphen? Acculturation of German Immigrant Music into a Unique German-Queensland Musical Landscape - Mark Shuster
- 40.6% German!: how I discovered that, and what I now know about my German ancestry - Neil Renaud
- Welcoming New Australians: the Lutheran experience for migrants after World War II - Adam Kauschke
- Trade Secrets - Dr Lois Zweck
- Power behind the pulpit – the Pastor’s wife - Dr David Sweet
- Johann Bohlmann: A Family Story - Ben Hollister
- In Search of Professor Lau: German Naturalist and Musician - Mark Shuster
- German Migration to Australia: A (very) brief history - Ben Hollister
- Johannes Menge: More than ‘The Father of South Australian Mineralogy’ - Bernard O'Neill
- Nineteenth Century German linguistic thought and Australian Aboriginal languages - Dr Clara Stockigt
- GAGHA Projects: What, why and how - Ben Hollister
Available to stream instantly
Watch link provided after purchase
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