About Ashgrove Historical Society Inc.
- Details
- Written by Administrator
Ashgrove Historical Society Inc.
(ABN: 85 369 822 992)
Patron
:
Manfred Cross
"Welcome to the Ashgrove Historical Society's website. Ashgrove is an inner suburb of Brisbane (Australia). We hope have a wonderful time exploring Ashgrove's past through the resources you will find here. If you would like to add to the Society's collection, please contact our archivist. We are able to scan documents and images and return originals to you promptly. We welcome visitors to our monthly presentations and hope you will consider becoming a member of this vibrant society."
Lindy Sugars - President
The Ashgrove Historical Society Inc. was incorporated as the Ashgrove-The Gap Heritage Association Inc. in 1999. It was re-launched as the Ashgrove Historical Society Inc. in May 2003 with new objects reflecting its changed role and focus.
Membership is open to all those people who have an interest in ensuring the history of Ashgrove and its historic features are not lost to time. The Society’s vision is broad, reflecting the full range of interests of its members from serious to social, all set within the context of preserving and recording the suburb’s history.
The Society aims to research, record, preserve, inform and generally entertain and entrance all those who join its ranks. Applicants for membership are welcome whether they bring nothing more than an interest in its aims, or those particular skills and experience that will allow its historical goals to be well met. It is a member of History Queensland Inc.
Ashgrove Historical Society News
Display outside Woolworths Ashgrove
Our photo display and stall will be outside Woolworths Ashgrove from 10.00am - 5:00pm on the following dates:
Friday 1 September 2017
We will be selling our publications including our new book, 'Lost Ashgrove', the updated 'Ashgrove 150 Timeline' booklet and the Anniversary & Birthday Calendar.
Ashgrove 150 Timeline Booklet Publication
The Society has recently produced the booklet Ashgrove 150 Timeline: Enoggera Creek Bikeway, Ashgrove Sportsground. This publication is an update of the Ashgrove 150 Plaques booklet published in 2013.
The 32 page publication documents the history behind each of the plaques, covering 150 years from 1856 - 2006, laid on the bike path around the Ashgrove Sportsground.
Each page represents one of the plaques in order and contains a related photograph or map and a summary of the significance of the event or year represented on the plaque.
Visit one of our displays or a monthly meeting to purchase a copy.
MEETINGS and DISPLAYS
MONTHLY MEETINGS - 2017
10:00 am to 12 noon, 1st Sat of each month
Ashgrove Library, 87 Amarina Avenue
4/02/2017 – Heritage Council; its role and function: Carolin Klinger
4/03/2017 - Private Hospitals, Brisbane: Paul Sayer
1/04/2017 – Women at War: Peter Dunn
6/05/2017 – Marist Memorial Gates: Anthony Collins
3/06/2017 – Ashgrove Parks: Rod MacIver
1/07/2017 – 'Beneath Blades'; a pilot's journal: David Earley
5/08/2017 - Family History linking Ashgrove & Moggill: Ranald Grant
2/09/2017 – 'Our House': Morris Moorhouse
7/10/2017 – (AGM) The Regent Theatre: Mike Gillies
4/11/2017 – The O'Connor Boathouse: Michelle Corfe
2/12/2017 – Ashgrove Library 50th anniversary: Julie Tree & Che Stapleton
DISPLAY STALLS - Ashgrove Market Place, Woolworths forecourt
Friday 1 September 2017, 10.00 am - 5.00 pm
For more information contact the Secretary, Julie, ahs.secretary@bigpond.com
Address
Ashgrove Historical Society Inc.
PO Box 355,
Ashgrove,
Qld 4060
Email: ahs.secretary@bigpond.com
ABN 85 369 822 992
www.ashgrovehistoricalsociety.org