- In Praise of the Humble Home Movie
From our Conservation Team Home movies present a personal expression […] - The Rectory & The Postmaster’s House – New Releases from MDHS
Two new publications from Shirley Jurmann reveal the secrets of […] - Char-a-banc Tour Comes to Town!
In October 1922 a charabanc tour came to Moruya from […] - Its about time . . .
Exhibition at the Museum 15 Oct 2022 – 31 Jan […] - Workshop – Preserving Photographs
From Daguerrotype to dPrint . . . the care and […]
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100 Years Ago – 3 February 1923
THE following eight pupils from Nelligen Public School were successful in gaining the Qualifying Certificate under the guidance of Mr. Simpson: – Emma Harkus, Madge Fitzgerald, Graham Thorp, Fredk. McCauley, Jean Webber, Lorna Thorp, Dolores McCauley, Frank Brice. UNDER Mr. V. McCarthy’s tuition, the following candidates were successful in the Qualifying Certificate Examination at the […]
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100 Years Ago – 27 January 1923
THE following pupils from the Dwyer’s Creek Public School passed the Qualifying Certificate Examination: – Mary Foreman, Walter Summers and Pearl Henry. OWING to the outbreak of pleuro in the district, the Tilba A., P. & H. Society has decided to eliminate all cattle sections from their exhibition on the 14th and 15th Feb. FARMERS […]
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100 Years Ago – 20 January 1923
WHEN will the Shire Council repair the disgraceful dressing shed at Moruya Heads? A revival in gold mining hereabouts is predicted, and, needless to say, it is feverishly looked forward to as a means of absorbing our unemployed as well as infusing some life into the community. AS Bateman’s Bay and Narooma freighting is slack, […]
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