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A large and active heritage group in NSW, Australia

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Alice and Iris – Marrickville music makers

8 March, 202614 March, 2026 RA
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In bloom: Early childhood learning in Marrickville

12 February, 202610 March, 2026 RA
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The three Golding sisters

8 March, 20258 February, 2026 RA
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Signs of the time – Ghost signs

4 December, 20244 December, 2024 RA
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Marrickville Heritage Society – Foundations (40th Anniversary)

7 November, 202416 June, 2025 RA
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Lest we forget

25 April, 202421 July, 2025 RA
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Marrickville Town Hall – 100 years

11 February, 20227 August, 2024 RA
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Marrickville women at war

8 March, 202120 April, 2026 RA

Annual General Meeting 2026

When: Saturday 27 June 10.15 for 10.30 Where: St. Peter’s Anglican Church, 187 The Prince’s Highway, St. Peters, NSW 2044. The Marrickville Heritage Society’s annual general meeting will be held on Saturday 27 June 2026 at St. Peter’s Anglican Church, 187 The Prince’s Highway, St. Peters. Reports will be given from the President, Treasurer and… Continue reading Annual General Meeting 2026

Dover Heights: rocks and sand they couldn’t sell

A talk by Lyn Collingwood When: Saturday 27 June 2026. This talk will take place after the society’s AGM which will commence at 10.30 and will run for approximately 30 minutes. Where: St. Peter’s Anglican Church, 187 The Prince’s Highway, St. Peters, NSW 2044. Dover Heights is known today as one of Australia’s wealthiest suburbs… Continue reading Dover Heights: rocks and sand they couldn’t sell

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge that we live on the traditional country of the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora nation and we pay respect to elders past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land, which continue to be important to the Eora people today.

Copyright 2026 Marrickville Heritage Society Inc.

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