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Publications for Purchase

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2026 Price List : 

Snippets of Wyndham . Aud 10
This book has many photographs, new maps and brief text which covers geological history, Aboriginal occupation and most of our important historical sites. Available from the museum

(Available for preorder)  Wyndham : Iramoo Plains to Thriving City . Aud 40. by Ken James, Rosemary Harrigan and Lance Pritchard

 

(Available for preorder) Wyndham Shire Letter Book 1885 - 1891 . Aud 50 . Transcribed by Rosemary Harrigan

Wyndham Shire Letter Book 1865 - 1869. Aud 25 . Transcribed by Rosemary Harrigan

Coastal Guide to Nature and history Port Philip Bay. Aud 20. by Graham Patterson

From There to Here . - excerpts from the first person accounts of family migration Werribee 1840s - 2000s recorded for a Centenary of Federation Community Grant Project, by Margaret Campbell. Now only available from ‘Werribee Education and Learning Centre’ Cnr Duncans Road and Synnot Street, Werribee. 

Hume and Hovell Expedition Termination. Aud 25 , examination of the termination point of The Hume & Hovell  expediton that challenges the widely held belief that the Hume and Hovell expedition of 1824 – 1825 terminated at Hovell Creek, Corio Bay, Port Phillip, but in fact terminated at the Werribee River, by Lance Pritchard is available

Heritage Sites in The Truganina, Tarneit and Derrimut Districts, Aud 10. by Werribee District Historical Society

The Memoirs of Jim Dugmore 1836 - 1903 . Aud 25 . Transcribed by RLance Pritchard . Foreword by Elaine Brogan OAM

Photographs for Purchase Copies  of photographs on this website and in our collection are available for purchase please contact us for more details.​ 

 

Please purchase directly at Werribee District Historical Society 21 Duncans Road (Blue Manse) Werribee . Tuesdays 10 am - 3.00 pm, Saturdays 10 am - 1.00 pm

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Postcards for sale

Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians

WDHS recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first Peoples of Australia. We pay respect to their Ancestors and Elders who always have, and always will, care for Country and community today and for future generations.

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