Use the list of individuals from the interactive wall as a post visit activity to research their contributions to South Australia.

1. Barbara Baird 28. Queen Elizabeth II 55. Joseph Fisher 2. Susan Benny 29. Catherine Helen Spence 56. Malcolm Fraser 3. William Boothby 30. Joyce Steele 57. Charles Richmond Glover 4. Jessie Cooper 31. Natasha Stott Despoja 58. Mike Rann 5. Peter Cosgrove 32. John Verran 59. Bill Shorten 6. Don Dunstan 33. Kelly Vincent 60. Malcolm Turnbull 7. Francis Stacker Dutton 34. Jay Weatherill 61. John Bannon 8. Julia Gillard 35. Penny Wong 62. Edmund Barton 9. Adam Goodes 36. Amanda Vanstone 63. Simon Birmingham 64. Benjamin Boothby 10. Janine Haines 37. Augusta Zadow 65. Winnie Branson 11. Steele Hall 38. Sir Samuel Way 66. Dean Brown 12. Bob Hawke 39. Edward Stirling 13. Governor John Hindmarsh 67. Quentin Bryce 40. Jane Lomax-Smith 14. Andrew Alexander Kirkpatrick 68. Clyde Cameron 41. Lynn Arnold 69. Des Corcoran 15. Hieu Van Le 42. Governor George Gawler 70. Mary Gaudron 16. Mary Lee 43. Charles Cameron Kingston 71. Rob Kerin 17. Governor Richard MacDonnell 44. Thomas Price 72. Eddie Mabo 18. Steven Marshall 45. Wendy Chapman 73. John Olsen 19. Muriel Matters 46. Thomas John Napier 74. Gough Whitlam 20. Robin Millhouse 47. Robert Storrie Guthrie 75. John Alexander Cockburn 21. Dame Roma Mitchell 48. Sir Mark Oliphant 76. David Tonkin 22. Sir Douglas Nicholls 49. Gladys Elphick 77. Sir Robert Richard Torrens 23. Elizabeth Webb Nicholls 50. John Baker 78. George Strickland Kingston 24. Shirley Peisley 51. Kadlitpinna (Captain Jack) 79. Henry John Ayers 25. Sir Thomas Playford 52. Queen Adelaide 80. Lawrence Grayson 53. King William IV 26. Ian Purcell 81. Susan Kiefel 54. Boyle Travers Finniss 27. Isobel Redmond 82. Lowitja O’Donoghue