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Welcome to the website of the Camperdown & District Historical Society.
Our Society is a volunteer based, non-profit organisation dedicated to the preservation, study and promotion of Camperdown & district history. Activities:
- Our Society meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 7.30 p.m. in the McCabe Room at Camperdown.
- Most meetings feature a guest speaker.
- Regular field trips are held, sometimes to places rarely open to the general public.
- Our Society also runs a 'Heritage Centre', featuring a museum and excellent research facilities.
- Visitors are most welcome.
Events & Membership:
- To find out about coming events
click here.
- Interested in membership? For further information and membership application form
click here.
- To view the documents that are linked to this site you may need to install Adobe Reader
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Heritage Centre:
Visit our Heritage Centre and enjoy our;
- Museum: an extensive collection of photographs, documents, artefacts and memorabilia.
- Research Facilities: up to date IT equipment, computerised records and expert volunteers to assist with family and local history research.
- Guided Tours: of historic Camperdown and district, by arrangement.
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 | Camperdown (pop. 3500)
is nestled in a picturesque volcanic landscape and has many fine historic buildings.
The district has a fascinating history of Aboriginal and European settlement.
Camperdown is famous
for its Clock Tower and
beautiful Avenue of Elms. |
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Heritage Centre
241 Manifold Street
Camperdown, Victoria 3260.
Opening Times
Tuesdays
10.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.
First Sunday Of Month
10.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.
(Other times by appointment)
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