Latest EHS Newsletter sent to EHS Members
The Newsletter Issue No. 262 April – June 2022 has been forwarded to members today. The contents include: Edward William Cole (1832-1918) by Ian Williams Treasures from the E.H.S. Collection […]
The Newsletter Issue No. 262 April – June 2022 has been forwarded to members today. The contents include: Edward William Cole (1832-1918) by Ian Williams Treasures from the E.H.S. Collection […]
Amelia Mellor, author of The Grandest Bookshop in the World is the guest speaker for our Annual Dinner. The book is based on the Cole’s Book Arcade in Melbourne. Edward […]
Featured Pic: The Rose and Crown, Essendon Hertfordshire, Bob Chalmers 2013. This website now has Place Names and Local Government pages that can be found on the Local History menu […]
April 2022: Guest Speaker Anna Lanigan and the Bridges over the Moonee Ponds Creek Anna took the audience on a tour of the bridges that cross the Moonee Ponds Creek […]
The 2017 Edition of Christine Laskowski’s book has been was reprinted by the Essendon Historical Society. This is a comprehensive, extremely well researched record of an area not well documented […]
The Society, The Newsletter and Court House Featured Pic. As part of the Moonee Valley Festival on 28 Feb 2006, EHS members provided a fashion show paying tribute to Luck […]
The Essendon Historical Society held its 2020-21 Annual General Meeting on 23 November 2021. Retiring from the EHS Committee were Mary Cahill, Bill Mundy and Greg Thege. Joining are Darryn […]
Our 51st Annual Dinner was held on Tuesday, 22 June at the Gannawarra Centre in North Essendon. Our guest speaker was Emeritus Professor Graeme Davison AO. Graeme was educated at […]