Tweed Heads Historical Society

History Of The Tweed

Tweed Heads Historical Society

Our Society
1. Seeks to promote an awareness and understanding of the past, present and future of the Shire of Tweed and the southern section of the City of Gold Coast and their surrounding local government areas both in New South Wales and Queensland through research, scholarship and the acquisition, conservation and integrated presentation of appropriate material in the fields of maritime and local history, the environment and science, technology, industry, and the arts, in conjunction with the Tweed River Regional Museum and the Murwillumbah Historical Society Inc., and the Uki and South Arm Historical Society Inc.
2. Seeks to promote in conjunction with the Shire of Tweed, the development of the aims and objectives of the Tweed River Regional Museum and support its day to day

 

MUSEUM Pages    

 

 

Location and admission fees     How to get to the museum, and how much it costs

 

 

Buildings     Details of site buildings and their history

 

 

Exhibits     A “walk through” of permanent and temporary exhibits at the complex

 

 

School Groups     The Society’s availability to school groups.

 

 

Tour Groups     The Society’s availability to tour groups.

 

HISTORICAL SOCIETY Pages    

 

 

Bookshop     List of books for sale and online order form

 

 

Journal Archive List    Information on past log books and the articles they contained

 

 

Membership Information     Details of membership fees and application form.

 

 

Photographic Service     Details of the Society’s photographic services

 

 

Society Positions     Information on who is doing what in the Society.

 

MARITIME HISTORY Pages    

 

 

AHS Centaur    A history of the sinking of Australian Hospital Ship Centaur

 

 

Fingal Lighthouse     The Fingal lighthouse, the oldest surviving public structure on the Tweed

 

 

Tweed Shipwrecks    list of the Tweed’s Shipping disasters 1844-1941,

 

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