How many folks know/remember that it was the Barrier Field Naturalist’s Club, now just over 100 years old, who also kicked off the Broken Hill Historical Society? From early June they’re putting […]
Silverton School Museum update
To let you know, the Silverton School Educational Museum will be closed because of pre-arranged group appointments on Wednesday 26th May and Thursday 27th May. The Silverton School Educational museum, if you […]
General Meetings May and June 2021
OK: Bad news first. No June meeting (because clash with Public Holiday). Good news next. May General Meeting is Monday 10 May at 7.30 pm. (And before we forget, many of our […]
Society Co-wins 2021 John Reid Heritage Festival Memorial Award!
And oh are we proud! Advised of our win at pretty much the last minute, on Saturday evening 3 April during the Heritage Festival, and at the dinner put on by the […]
Society Celebrates Heritage Fringe Event – April 12
On Monday 12 April, 2021 at 7.30 pm the Broken Hill Historical Society (BHHSoc) is holding its April General Meeting. This meeting falls at the very end of Broken Hill’s Heritage Fringe […]
Dr Kate Gahan Guest Speaker at Historical Society 8 March AGM!
On Monday 8 March, 2021 at 7.30 pm the Broken Hill Historical Society (BHHSoc) is holding its Annual General Meeting. The Society is delighted to be joined by Dr Kate Gahan, historian […]
The Broken Hill Synagogue Celebrates 110 Years!
On Friday 26 February from 3 to 6pm, the Broken Hill Synagogue (now run as the Synagogue of the Outback Museum by the Broken Hill Historical Society), at 165 Wolfram Street, will […]
Two recent books relating to Broken Hill history
Two books have been published recently that relate closely to the history of people connected with Broken Hill. A Star on her Door: The Life and Career of June Bronhill There isn’t […]
