Our publication GEORGE RICKETT, MASTER BUILDER which has been out of print for some time has just been revised, updated and reprinted in colour. Available by email info@historichelensburgh.org.auor PayPal on our Merchandise page for $10 (plus P&P) each.George Rickett was… Continue Reading
Our new publication is now available. “JESUS LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY – The History of Helensburgh and Stanwell Park Anglican Churches” is a 92 page, full colour, glossy book with over 260 photos, covering from the 1880s to November 2020. … Continue Reading
Our new book has arrived from the printers! CIVILIAN LIFE DURING WORLD WAR II by Dr Lorraine Jones tells the story of life in the Helensburgh district for the businesses, families and loved ones of our servicemen and women during… Continue Reading
Helensburgh & District Historical Society is pleased to announce the publication of The BIG History of Stanwell Park. Historian, Michael Adams, has spent many years researching for this book. Michael has already produced several books on the history of the… Continue Reading
SOLD OUT HELENSBURGH NSW and the 1919 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC by Dr Lorraine Jones In June 1919 the worldwide Pneumonic Influenza Epidemic (Spanish Flu) arrived in Helensburgh NSW. The local GP, Dr Frederick Cox, attended to hundreds of patients. Flu victims… Continue Reading
INVITATION TO OUR BOOK LAUNCH HELENSBURGH NSW and the 1919 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC By Dr Lorraine Jones Come along to an interesting talk by Lorraine about how the epidemic, which killed an estimated 50 million people world-wide, affected Helensburgh and its… Continue Reading
Hear about the long association of Helensburgh residents with Bulgo Beach which is located on the coast below Otford. Helensburgh & District Historical Society member, John Arney, will provide you with information about the history of the area. This talk… Continue Reading
Now available, the latest booklet in our series of Helensburgh Pioneers – The Gill Family of Helensburgh written by great granddaughter, Sue Bradshaw. William (Darkie) and Mary Ann decided to reside in Helensburgh. They set about making their enterprise as… Continue Reading
Our Boys Not Forgotten, Helensburgh & District Historical Society’s latest publication, is the result of many years of research. It details the WWI Service Records of over 400 men who had an association with the wider Helensburgh area (Clifton, Coalcliff, Stanwell Park,… Continue Reading
Helensburgh & District Historical Society’s latest publication in our Helensburgh District Pioneers’ Series. Dr Frederick Henry Cox was employed as the Mine Doctor from 1910 to 1942. He lived in Robertson Street, Helensburgh. He built his Surgery at the front… Continue Reading