Carole Riley’s blog “Heritage Genealogy” has an excellent post on Land and Property Information in NSW for online research.

As in previous years we will be combining with the Wagga Wagga and District Family History Society but this year the venue will be the Museum of the Riverina, Botanic Gardens site where we will use the rear balcony with its splendid views over the city.

The Wagga Wagga Antiques Society, with the support of the Wagga Wagga City Council, have organised a visit to Wagga on 18th October by Gordon Brown from the ABC Collectors program.

Our excursion to Gundagai will be held this Saturday, 11th October. A very interesting day has been planned by our excursions coordinator, Leonie Moore which includes refreshments and lunch. If you’d like to come along please contact Leonie on 6931-5221.

President of the North Wagga Residents Association, Laurie Blowes will be our guest at the next members meeting at 7.30pm on 20th October.

Search across the databases of the Australian War Memorial, National Archives and Commonwealth War Graves Commission with a single search.

Geoff Burch has recently up-dated a database listing over 2200 World War 1 enlistee’s who had a connection to Wagga.

This is the Wagga Wagga and District Historical Societies regular Saturday feature in the Daily Advertiser.

Members are advised that Sherry Morris has released her latest book, which details the history of the game of soccer in Wagga Wagga. As explained on the back cover: “Anyone who has pulled on their boots or stood supporting their team on the sideline on a freezing or wet winters day watching a game of […]

Gordon Brown Visit   The Wagga Wagga Antiques Society, with the support of the Wagga Wagga City Council, have organised the events detailed in the accompanying flyer. This is a real coupe for Wagga Wagga, and one that will provide enjoyment for many people. A great chance to have your collectables valued at a very […]