It’s back! . . . After first being released in 1969, the fabulous historical novel by Victor Keating has been republished by the Nepean Historical Society.
Purchase Your Copy:
At the Sorrento Museum . . . We’re open Saturdays 10:30am to 1:30pm
or . . . at the 1803 Collins Settlement Centre
or . . . online at the NHS Shop HERE. Buy online and get free delivery to Portsea, Sorrento and Blairgowrie.
Despite appearances the Sorrento Museum is still open as usual on Saturdays from 10:30am to 1:30pm.
The scaffolding is for maintenance work in replacing the gutters and fascias on the 1876 Mechanic’s Institute building.
Just come around to the side entrance. We look for ward to seeing you.
Come along . . .
Come along . . .
Wednesday 24 April 5:30 – 7:00pm
In association with the Sorrento Writers Festival
Letter from Alfred Keys, who was born at the Quarantine Station, to his father, May 1915 giving a first hand account of his landing at ANZAC Cove with the 5th Battalion AIF. Read by noted author Michael Veitch with narration by Sorrento Museum’s Clive Smith.
” . . . my account is a better one always than Captain Bean ever writes, so I’ll make the best of a bad job and set right in. . .” Alfred ‘Tom’ Keys 28.5.1915
Book at Trybooking – HERE
At SORRENTO MUSEUM, 827 Melbourne Rd. Sorrento
Jeremy Smith – Principal Archaeologist Heritage Victoria
Sunday 10th Dec at 2:00pm at Sorrento Museum
Nepean Historical Society 