Address to Camden Council supporting a motion for a heritage protection sub-committee
Category: Victorian
The Cowpastures Project
The Cowpastures was one of the earliest sites of European settlement in Australia
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Mummel and a Cowpastures Oligarch
Mummel NSW is an important land grant at Goulburn Plains in colonial NSW and a part of the story of a settler society.
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A field of flowers and steam at a festival of living history
Historic Goulburn has a number of important heritage sites including the Waterworks Pumphouse and Riversdale homestead
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Alan Baker Art Gallery opening at Macaria, a brush of class
The 2018 opening of the Alan Baker Art Collection in the colonial gentleman's townshouse of Macaria in Camden's John Street heritage precinct.
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Goulburn Evening Penny Post and its Art-Deco newspaper office and printery
In 1935 a moderne Art-Deco style office was opened for the Goulburn Evening Penny Post
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‘Remaking Cities’, a conference with a heady mix of urban delights
The 'Remaking Cities' Urban History Planning History 2018 Conference was held at RMIT University Melbourne.
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Victorian librarian with attitude or a ghostly presence in the Camden Museum.
What is the truth in storytelling? There are lots of stories. Who owns the correct story? Find one version at the Camden Museum.
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Cobbitty Anglican Church, a little bit of England celebrates 190 years
The English-style village of Cobbitty celebrates 190 years of the presence of the Anglican church.
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Elizabeth Farm, the foundation story of the Macarthur rural empire
Elizabeth Farm was the home of John and Elizabeth Macarthur for over 35 years, playing a central role in Australia's wool industry. Following years of neglect, it was transformed into a house museum in 1984. With extensive gardens and historical significance, it stands as one of the oldest surviving constructions in Australia.
