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A Top Cure for the Trots: Dr Lhotsky's 1834 Travel Advice for Gunning and Breadalbane

Posted by Bob Spiller on January 18, 2019

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Alma Gertrude Alchin - Great Aunt

Posted by Gunning History on January 17, 2019

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Myra Vera Alchin – A Gunning Girl

Posted by Gunning History on January 06, 2019

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Please contact Admin, gunninghistory@gmail.com Facebook

PO Box 3, Gunning NSW 2581.

Gunning & District Historical Society Inc.

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What's On

AGM - Sunday 18th October 2020 at 2 pm in the Gunning Court House. Due to Covid 19 space restrictions please email us if wanting to attend.

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For details of coming events, order a book or make a donation, please contact Admin.

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Books for Sale

The following books, are available for purchase from the Gunning & District Historical Society, :

Light Along the Lachlan: An Introduction to The Churches of the Upper Lachlan Shire, Past and Present, by Keith L. Brown, 2019.

Byalla, Bialla, Biala,
by Edith Medway, 2014.

Humphrey Thorn 1758-1823 and Rebecca Richards 1771-1826, by Milton Alchin, 2019. Currently Out of stock

This is the Ancestry of John Alchin 1821-1901 and his descendants in NSW, by Milton Alchin, 2019. Only 1 copy left

Dust to Mud: The contribution of a bush community to World War 1, by Pam Kensit, 2018.

The Day that Dunkley Died: Murder and Retribution in Colonial Gunning, by Keith L. Brown, 2014.

Where Once the Wagons Went: An introduction to some inns and innkeepers of early Gunning, from Breadalbane to The Gap on the Old South Road by Keith L. Brown, 2016.

To order, please contact The Secretary, 121 Yass Street, Gunning NSW 2581 or email gunninghistory@gmail.com. Copies are also available for purchase from Creative Gunning,on Yass Street.

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