Broken Hill Historical Society

The Synagogue of the Outback Museum is another extraordinary local museum run by the Society, one of the most remote Jewish museums in the world, with its Synagogue reminding us of the […]

Hi folks, the quickest of reminders for local BH Society members. There is no June General meeting at the Ralph Wallace Research Centre this month. This is because the second Monday, the […]

In the last little while, our very busy Facebook page has been taking it in turns to show you one of our four museums at the top of the page. In the […]

Just added the three superb videos on the history of the cameleers in Broken Hill and the Mosque, now Mosque Museum, to the Society’s Mosque Museum page. The videos were developed across […]

Recently we had the following fascinating request from Judy Boland. If you have any information that can help her, Judy’s contact details are below her description of what information she’s looking for. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]