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CURRENT EXHIBITION AT THE MUSEUM
History Talk – Moruya and the Thai–Burma Railway
Nathaniel Traynor will present on survival and loss experiences of Moruya prisoners of war on the Thai–Burma Railway during WWII.
Looking Back: Headlines from the Past
A nostalgic glance at historical headlines, revisiting notable events, local stories, and moments that shaped the past.
100 Years Ago – 1 May 1926
Granite Town School will be built for 50 pupils; a veterans’ club formed; cattle auction held; and Mr. McIntosh passed away.
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50 Years Ago – 30 April 1976
Ted Briggs of Golden Fleece station reduced petrol prices to protest depot discounts and later withdrew his advertisement after supply threats.
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Love Letter Found on Moruya Beach After 30 Years at Sea
In 1943, a 30-year-old love letter was found on a Mouya beach,.
From Dairies to Bananas
Shirley Jurmann’s latest book details the agricultural history of Mynora, showcasing diverse farming efforts, particularly…
The Pink Gates
The Pink Gates in Moruya have historical significance, serving as landmarks for locals. Originally built…
The Mystery of the Missing Cannon
The Rover met its fate in Broulee Bay in 1841, but one curious item—the ship’s…
Preserving Our Heritage for Over 50 Years
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