7:00 pm at The Museum (Note earlier time)
Speaker: Michael Veitch
Topic: Hell Ship – The Journey of The Ticonderoga
7:00 pm at The Museum (Note earlier time)
Speaker: Michael Veitch
Topic: Hell Ship – The Journey of The Ticonderoga
NHS will have a stall at the upcoming Point Nepean Market. Come and pay us a visit. . .
8:00 pm at The Museum
Susan Spunner Window St. John’s Sorrento
Speaker: Suzanne Spunner (NHS Member)
Topic: The Will of Susan Spunner: Sorrento’s First Feminist
(Suzanne’s great great grandmother)
2:00 pm at The Museum – NOTE earlier time
Speaker: David Dallas (NHS Member)
Topic: From Traitor to Triumph – The Story of Nelson Mandela
8:00 pm at The Museum
Speakers: NHS member, Wayne Bastow, former Leading Seaman Weapons Mechanic on HMAS Hobart II
Topic: The HMAS Hobart II Incident – 17 June 1968: An untold story of the Vietnam War
18th April – 20th May 2018
William Schlipalius Selling Icecream on the Beach – from NHS Collection
As part of the National Trust Australian Heritage Festival in April, whose overall theme is ‘My Culture, My Story’, we are planning an exhibition of photographs and memorabilia to showcase and celebrate the diversity of cultures that have shaped our shared heritage on the Southern Mornington Peninsula.
At first count, we identified 14 different nationalities among past residents.
Do you have a relevant story to share about your family background?
We welcome contributions to this exhibition.
Please contact Bergliot Dallas, Joy Kitch or Janet South via the ‘Contact Us’ page HERE.
8:00 pm at The Museum
Speaker: Frank Hindley – Convener Heritage & Planning Group NHS
Topic: The Point Nepean Master Plan
To download a copy of the plan see HERE
The Government released the Final Master Plan on Sunday 21 January 2018 at the Parade Ground in Point Nepean National Park.
Report available HERE
The Sorrento Museum will be open Weekends, Tuesdays and Thursdays over the Summer School Holidays 1:30 to 4:30 pm . . .
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us at The Sorrento Museum.
8:00 pm at The Museum
Speaker: Carol Rosenhain, a Melbourne writer and historian
Topic: “The Man Who Carried the Nation’s Grief” which describes the extraordinary work of James Lean MBE . . . See a review HERE