the Flinders, including Warren Gorge, Kanyaka Station, Proby's Grave and Itali Itali. The grain silos in the Quorn railway yards are viewing area for a nightly film showing the local history or Quorn and surrounds and on display every evening after dark. This is an open-air and free event. Quorn has also been the location for several popular films, including The Shiralee, Sunday Too Far Away, Gallipoli, Wolf Creek, The Sundowners, The Lighthorsemen and The Last Ride starring Hugo Weaving. In 2014 Russell Crowe directed The Water Diviner, using the Pichi Richi Railway for the railway scenes. People Quorn is home to country music artist Jedd Hughes Birthplace of politician Brian Harradine Birthplace of actress Anne Haddy Birthplace of champion SANFL footballer Fos Williams Former Australian of the Year, Lowitja O'Donoghue AC CBE, spent much of her childhood at the Colebrook Children's Home, an institution housing Aboriginal children run by the United Aborigines Mission Quorn is also home to SES volunteer and cleaner, Jose Omonte-Estrada; he murdered two young women (one under the age of 18) in 2012. Heritage listings Quorn has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: Arden Vale Road: Mt Arden Station 37 First Street: Savings Bank of South Australia, Quorn 45-47 First Street: Foster's Store Quorn-Port Augusta Road: Woolshed Flat Railway Bridge Railway Terrace: Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception, Quorn Railway Terrace: Quorn railway station 20 (Rear) Railway Terrace: Quorn Institute 2 Railway Terrace: Dunn's Flour Mill 6 Railway Terrace: Bank of Adelaide, Quorn 11 Railway Terrace: National Bank, Quorn 14-15 Railway Terrace: Transcontinental Hotel, Quorn 16 Railway Terrace Austral Hotel, Quorn 17 Railway Terrace: Bruse's Hall 18 Railway Terrace: Criterion Hotel, Quorn 19 Railway Terrace: Quorn Courthouse 20 Railway Terrace: Quorn Town Hall 25 Railway Terrace: Grand Junction Hotel 15 Seventh Street: St Matthew's Anglican Church, Quorn Gallery References External links SA History - Quorn A tale of two Quorns Pichi Richi Railway Website Towns in South Australia Flinders Ranges Populated places established in 1878 1878 establishments in Australia Far North (South Australia)