Founded in 1961, the St George Historical Society is dedicated to promoting and conserving the history of the St George District of New South Wales, Australia, for the benefit of our members, affiliated societies and the broader community.
The Society presents an active program of events, publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, maintains a library and museum collections, provides research services and hosts exhibitions in the New South Wales State Heritage-listed, Lydham Hall Historic House Museum.
The Society, a not-for-profit voluntary organisation, is governed according to our Constitution. It is managed by the SGHS Committee and supported by Bayside Council.
Recent News
Searching the Society’s Newsletters
Our online newsletter archive is filled with articles about St George’s history: the people, places, and events.
Learn how to search over 60 years of our Society’s newsletters to find answers to your family and local history questions.
Afterward, enjoy afternoon tea with a delightful selection of cakes, biscuits, and slices, including gluten-free choices.
All welcome on:
Saturday, 20 September, 2pm – 4pm
at Rockdale Library
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- The Round Tower on Arncliffe Hillby Vincent Saunders Standing on one of the more dominant sites on the Forest Road ridge is St. Francis Xavier …
- History of Rockdale: A Brief Sketchby Charles Napper Rockdale is a residential and commercial suburb situated about six miles south of Sydney adjoining the western …
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