Have you ever wanted to tell your story and not been quite sure how to go about it ?
We all have stories we would like to tell and this free session will give you the inspiration and confidence you need to begin.
Louise Dean is a local and experienced Genealogy Researcher and everything you will need to get started writing your story will be provided on the day.
You just need to bring your memories and sense of humour ( and don’t forget your glasses )
All materials and morning tea supplied.
This is a free event funded by NSW Department of Communities and Justice. The event will be followed by light refreshments
Corner of Inch and Bennett Street, Lithgow, Lithgow, NSW, Australia, New South Wales 2790
Jean Cullen, long term volunteer and researcher at Eskbank House Museum, tells the stories of the trials and tribulations of the sea voyage to Australasia in the 19th Century, with reference to the colonial pioneers of the Lithgow Region.
To accompany this water travel theme the museum’s travel essential related objects and clothing will be on exhibition during September and October 2025.
What were their journeys like? Did Thomas and Mary Brown, the original owners of the Eskbank property, and Mary’s sister Wilhelmina Maxwell suffer greatly?
