Stratford Historical Society and Museum
Highlights
- Explore local artefacts and documents that reveal the rich history of the former Shire of Avon.
- Wander through the intact 1872 brick building, immersing yourself in the architectural charm of the Stratford Methodist Church.
- Discover extensive historical records, enhancing your understanding of the region's past and its alpine goldfields.
- Join the Stratford Historical Society's monthly meetings for engaging discussions about local heritage and community stories.
Housed in the former Stratford Methodist Church, an intact brick building of 1872 and the new shed, the The Stratford Historical Society and Museum collects local artefacts, documents and photographs from the area covered by the former Shire of Avon, plus Wonnangatta.
Areas covered include Stratford, Munro, Stockdale, Clydebank, Bundalaguah, Nuntin, Marlay Point, Invermichie, Castleburn, Dargo, Grant, Crooked River and the other nearby alpine goldfields, including Black Snake Creek.
The recent publications include local hotels, local dairy factories and the Stratford Court House. The Museum has an extensive indexing program and are a Place of Deposit for the Public Record Office. Their neighbours include the Maffra and District Historical.
The Society meet at 7:30pm on the fourth Monday of the month at the Museum, Hobson Street, Stratford. The Society also meet informally and work at the Museum from 10:00am to 3:00pm every Tuesday.
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