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
We revisit the story of the Winlaton Youth Training Centre for Girls, the gates of which are in the WHS collection. Read More
We bid farewell to Ted Arrowsmith, ex-president and long-time supporter of WHS. Read More
Strathdon reborn, the story of a Post Office and rediscovering a lost film are the foci of this issue. Read More
Covid-19 has been with us for most of the year, and history demonstrates that we are sharing in the experiences of our ancestors 100 years ago, as our front page story shows. Read More
The start of Blackburn Clinic; getting the most out of old photographs, and we catalog our 5000th artifact. Read More
Fires are not a new concern for us, as our front page shows. Read More
NEW CHAIRS Arrive!
Thanks to Michael Sukkar we are all enjoying the added comfort of ergonomic computer chairs. Read More
FAMILY DAY MAGIC
A fantastic success with record attendance despite the weather. Read More
At the 2018 Planning meeting it was agreed that the storage of the collection needed reorganisation. A compactus was considered and discarded. Read More
The story on the cover of our last newsletter drew a number of interested comments from readers, one of whom discovered the following article on TROVE. Read More
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