The life of Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski reads like an adventure story. Jozef (Joseph Conrad) was born in Poland in
The City of Canada Bay Heritage Society in conjunction with the Cavalcade of Fashion and the Seniors Festival presents The
Daniel Zoeller was born in Darmstadt Germany in 1831. He emigrated to Australia in 1856 with his wife Katherine and
The City of Canada Bay Museum is undergoing maintenance and painting. The Museum will reopen Saturday 1st March, 2025.
by A.J. Bergevin In November 2024 I embarked on a journey to research my ancestral grandfather, Charles Bergevin, who was
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our most dedicated member, Lois Michel on Sunday 1st
The City of Canada Bay Heritage Society wishes all our members and readers a very Happy Christmas and New Year.
Lois Michel OAM is a living treasure of the City of Canada Bay Heritage Society. Lois has been the Secretary
Correys Ave runs between Major’s Bay Road and Concord Road. It is named in honour of Thomas Obed Correy Junior
How would you feel if you were told that you do not exist? Owing to a razor left behind at
Adrian Boothman’s great grandfather, Ernest Stephen Lukeman, father, Richard Stephen Boothman and his family lived at 75 Formosa Street Drummoyne
Frontline of the Pandemic is based on the 1919 Spanish Flu pandemic that devastated Australia over a century ago. It
This Hammersley tea and coffee set was a wedding present to my parents (Betty and Doug Robertson) who were married
We always think of Halloween as a recent addition to the Australian cultural landscape, but the tradition was alive and
Halloween finds its beginning as a Celtic Pagan festival called Samhain about 6000 years ago. The festival marked the end
ENDEAVOUR DISPLAY The Builder This model of HMS Endeavour was built and assembled by Francisco Antonio Coelho a very proud
Henley Marine Drive This street is renowned as one of the most picturesque in Canada Bay, as it skirts the
In ancient times, fireplace tools were crucial for maintaining the fire's size and heat. They were used to arrange the
Peep at the Past
Boat Hits Fish, 90 m.p.h. Mr. Ernie Nunn of Guildford hit a big fish at 90 m.p.h. while trying to