Remembering Uncle Wally
One hundred years to the day since his death, Gerringong’s Sharpe family and its church took the time to remember Wallace Sharpe, who was killed in Palestine during the last […]
One hundred years to the day since his death, Gerringong’s Sharpe family and its church took the time to remember Wallace Sharpe, who was killed in Palestine during the last […]
When you soon see on the TV news stories of the dedication of a memorial in Lincoln to the men of Bomber Command, take a moment to remember this Kiama […]
Remembrance Day was chosen as the ideal date to unveil a new book capturing the stories of the soldiers listed on the Gerringong War Memorial. The Names on the Wall […]
People from Jamberoo, Kiama and Gerringong gathered on 31 October to mark the 100th anniversary of the Charge of Beersheba. The last great cavalry charge in military history was accomplished […]
Two special events are being held to mark the closure of Gerringong Museum, for at least 18 months while its new home is being prepared in the renovated School of […]
The President of the Kiama & District Historical Society (KDHS), Sue Eggins, is encouraging new and long-term residents of Kiama to come along to the exhibition A Closer Look: Lost […]
Close on the heels of the establishment of Kiama’s first Heritage Conservation Area, at Pheasant Point, steps are to be taken to give the historic precinct around Manning, Terralong, Railway […]
In an interesting development, the Secretary of the Jamberoo Valley Residents & Ratepayers Association, Graham Pike, reports that the National Trust is intending to nominate the Jamberoo escarpment, village and […]
All too often modest domestic architecture is overlooked in an assessment of an area’s heritage until it is too late. The grander buildings in a region are more obvious in […]
With its earlier DA lapsing before funding was secured, the original plans for the Gerringong’s museum and library complex have been tweaked before being submitted again for approval. General Manager […]