In the Past from the Daily Advertiser 15th August

Wagga City Cabs rank in Sturt Street outside the Court House probably in the early 1960’s. Notice the telephone operator.

Preserving your Family History Workshop

Join a senior conservator from the State Library of NSW to learn how to preserve your family history. This workshop comprises part of the State Library’s World War One Centenary Program and is designed to help individuals preserve their precious family collections.

Young Heritage Walk

The Rotary Club of Young Inc. invites all to the Official Launch of the new Young Heritage Walk and Young Heritage Walk Brochure on Saturday August 15.

Glory staying alive after 50 years

When Wagga men Mike McCall and George Ceely played bass guitar for a little known group called the Bee Gees 50 years ago, they had no idea what a phenomenon the three brothers would become.

Local Newspapers on Microfilm

CSU Regional Archives holds a quite extensive collection of local and national newspapers on microfilm. They have in excess of 60 different newspapers, including the Daily Advertiser, Wagga Wagga Express, Albury Border Post, Coolamon Ganmain Farmers Review, Junee Southern Cross, Riverine Grazier and Tumut and Adelong Times.

Wagga’s Greek community to celebrate magic milestone

It’s been almost seven decades since the first Greeks took a leap of faith and made Wagga home. They once dotted every corner of Wagga’s main street, iconic eateries with names like the Paragon, the Peter Pan, the Silver Key and the Oceanic.

The Battle of Amiens: 8 August 1918

The silence played on our nerves a bit. As we got our guns into position you could hear drivers whispering to their horses and men muttering curses under their breath, and still the silence persisted, broken only by the whine of a stray rifle bullet or a long range shell passing high overhead

In the Past from the Daily Advertiser 8th August

Fifty Years Ago in Wagga the BEE GEES featured at the Wagga Leagues Club Cabaret night.

2015 Royal Australian Historical Society Conference

The 2015 RAHS Conference will be held at Bankstown Sports Club on Saturday 24th – Sunday 25th October 2015. Come and explore the importance of migration history, learn skills that will support your history projects and enjoy opportunities to network and share histories with RAHS members and friends.

In the Past from the Daily Advertiser 1st August

Our old photo this week shows the Wagga Saleyards in Travers Street in 1956. Wagga has long been a major stock selling centre. The move from Trail Street to the Bomen Livestock Marketing Centre was made in 1977.

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