Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.

Mitcham

Mitcham was named after Mitcham Grove, a farm property owned by William Slater, who grew roses and herbs for perfumes and remedies. Read More
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May–June 2021

After a long Covid break we are back to having meetings. Our first speaker was Ross McMullin, who spoke eloquently on Australian war artist Will Dyson. Read More
March–April 2021

Artefacts and display of them takes centre stage this issue as we report on the installation of our new display cabinets in the museum. Read More
January–February 2021

An issue that highlights two women, one famous world-wide, and one of more local interest. Read More
November–December 2020

We revisit the story of the Winlaton Youth Training Centre for Girls, the gates of which are in the WHS collection. Read More
September-October 2020

We bid farewell to Ted Arrowsmith, ex-president and long-time supporter of WHS. Read More

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