A History of Woodville 1977-1987 by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, A history of Woodville 1977-1987, unpublished typescript, 1987.

A short history of Kangaroo Island by Susan Marsden.
Originally published as Part 1.2 Regional History of Heritage of Kangaroo Island, a regional heritage study by Heritage Investigations commissioned and published by the Department of Environment and Planning, Adelaide, 1991, and republished here by permission with minor changes.

An Australian cash cow? The legalisation of poker machines in South Australia by Susan Marsden.
This essay by Susan Marsden draws together excerpts from her manuscript business history and biography titled, Len Ainsworth: Patriarch of the Pokies, completed in 2008. The author acknowledges and thanks Paul Ainsworth (who commissioned the book) for permission to reproduce this selection from that history.

Hindmarsh – a short history by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden wrote this essay originally as the introductory paragraph and Part one, ‘The physical and historical context’, of the report Hindmarsh Heritage Survey prepared by John Dallwitz and Susan Marsden (Heritage Investigations), assisted by Rima D’Arcy and Margaret Mary Vervoon, for the Corporation of the Town of Hindmarsh and the Heritage Conservation Branch, funded by the National Estate Programme 1983/4. The unpublished report presents a survey of heritage places in the old inner western suburbs of the then Council, including Hindmarsh, Bowden, Brompton and Croydon, and reflects the information available in that period.The author acknowledges and thanks her report co-authors and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources for permission to reproduce this history.

Housing the Workers in South Australia during World War Two by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, ‘Housing the workers’, Journal of the Historical Society of South Australia 16, 1988; also in Homefront: South Australia at war 1939-1945 Old Parliament House, Adelaide, 1988.

Is heritage history? History and the built environment by Susan Marsden.
 Susan Marsden was State Historian, Community History Unit, History Trust of South Australia, when this essay was published in Community History (June 1992, pp. 6-9). An earlier version of this paper was given in 1990 at a seminar on ‘The Planning Review and Heritage Act Review - implications for the built heritage’, presented by the SA Environmental Law Association and the National Trust of SA. Some of the references to heritage agencies have been updated.The author thanks History SA for permission to reproduce this essay.

Kingston SE – An Overview History by Susan Marsden & Peter Bell.
Peter Bell and Susan Marsden, ‘Overview History’, ‘Chronology of Events’ and bibliography, Kingston Heritage Survey, report to District Council of Kingston, Adelaide, 2008, pp 7-52, 289-303.

Metropolitan Adelaide: a short history by Susan Marsden.
This essay first appeared as chapter 7 of Jenny Walker (ed.), South Australia’s Heritage, Department of Environment & Planning, Adelaide, 1986, pp. 87-100. It is republished here with permission, but without the illustrations or the inserted boxes prepared by Iris Iwanicki that are in the original.

Murrabinna (Blackford Reserve), near Kingston SE by Susan Marsden.
Peter Bell and Susan Marsden, Blackford Reserve assessment, in Kingston Heritage Survey, report to District Council of Kingston, Adelaide, 2008.

National Trust of South Australia 50th year history by Carol Cosgrove & Susan Marsden.
Carol Cosgrove and Susan Marsden, ‘Chapter 2 Groundwork, 1955-64’, in Challenging Times, National Trust of South Australia 50th Year History, National Trust of South Australia, Adelaide, 2005, pp 25–50.

Playford’s metropolis by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, ‘Playford’s metropolis’, in Bernard O’Neil, Judith Raftery & Kerrie Round eds, Playford’s South Australia: essays on the history of South Australia, 1933-1968 Association of Professional Historians, Adelaide 1996, pp.117-134.

Port Elliot and Goolwa — a short history by Susan Marsden.
Part 1 ‘Summary of history’, in Edwin Noack, Susan Marsden and John Dallwitz, Port Elliot and Goolwa Heritage Study, Ed Noack and Associates in association with Heritage Investigations, and Port Elliot and Goolwa Heritage Study Steering Committee, Adelaide 1981. The author acknowledges and thanks her report co-authors John Dallwitz and Ed Noack and the Department of Environment and Heritage for permission to reproduce this history.

Red Gum: Crafts Of Necessity, Historical Introduction by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, Historical introduction, John Dallwitz, Susan Marsden and Lyn Collins, Red Gum: crafts of necessity Jam Factory, Adelaide, 1989, pp 1-5.

South Australian State Historic Preservation Plan: Historical Guidelines by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, South Australian State Historic Preservation Plan: Historical guidelines (part 1), SA Department for the Environment, Adelaide 1980, 1983, reproduced here by permission.

The Lower North of South Australia – a short history by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, Part 1.4 ‘Regional history’, in John Dallwitz and Susan Marsden of Heritage Investigations, assisted by assisted by Penny Baker, Pam Carlton and Paul Stark, Heritage of the Lower North (South Australian State Historic Preservation Plan Regional Heritage Survey Series: Region 8), SA Department of Environment and Planning, Adelaide 1983.

The River Murray region of South Australia – a short history by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, Part 1.2 ‘Regional history’, in John Dallwitz and Susan Marsden of Heritage Investigations assisted by Peter Donovan of Donovan and Associates, Heritage of the River Murray (South Australian State Historic Preservation Plan Regional Heritage Survey Series: Region 5), SA Department of Environment and Planning, Adelaide 1985.

The Role of Government in the Formation of Country Towns in South Australia by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, ‘The role of government in the formation of country towns in South Australia’, AF Denholm, S Marsden and K Round (eds), Terowie workshop: exploring the history of South Australian country towns, University of Adelaide and History Trust of South Australia, Adelaide 1991, pp 38-51.

Travels in time: the Barossa Valley in the 1850s, around 1900, and in the 1940s by Susan Marsden.
Susan Marsden, ‘The Barossa study 1989’, in Tim Clemow and Susan Marsden, Tourism and Australian multicultural heritage, printed by Adelaide College of TAFE, Adelaide 1989, (pp.71-138).

‘Never had time’: An oral history of a working childhood by Susan Marsden.
This article was published originally by the Constitutional Museum (History Trust of South Australia) in Come out (Adelaide, 1983), and the author thanks History SA for permission to reproduce it.