MACLEAN DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC

 

Corner of Wharf and Grafton Streets, Maclean 2463 NSW

 

   
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Image courtesy of Nick Sheehan

Museum Opening Times

Tuesdays 9.00 - 12.00

Saturdays 1.00 - 4.00

Other Times by Appointment

Group Bookings Welcome

Phone/Fax 02-66453416


Come and visit our stall at Maclean Community Markets 2nd Saturday each month.

 

We are CLOSED until further notice due to Covid Restrictions

Formed in 1969 the Maclean District Historical Society has actively collected artifacts and researched the history relevant to this unique area. Much of the collection is on display either in the Stone Cottage or the Bicentennial Museum. Each of these buildings is an integral part of the Society, the Stone Cottage being the original building on the site dating back to 1889, whilst the Museum was constructed with Federal Government assistance in the form of a grant in the Bicentennial Year of 1988. Apart from managing this collection, our volunteers have been and are currently conducting research into the history of the original inhabitants and the early settlers, and local history of this area..

The Maclean District Historical Society is a totally voluntary organisation.

The volunteers:

  • prepare, set up and maintain the Museum displays and the collection
  • research and collate family histories to see the list of 10,000 + family names, click here
  • research, collate and publish the history of local organisations, industries and localities
  • produce a quarterly newsletter, The Advocate
  • fund raise through market stalls and sale of publications
  • staff the Museum 3 days a week

If the flags are up we are open
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