Tracing the Footsteps of
Blue Mountains' History
The Blue Mountains Historical Society was established in 1946 by the Blue Mountains Council, later moving to the historic cottage Tarella, which is now used as a museum and is open to the public on the last Sunday of each month from January to November. The Society is housed in a modern building with research rooms, library, kitchen and meeting rooms adjacent to Tarella.
HISTORICAL TARELLA COTTAGE MUSEUM
Come visit our museum, open to the public on the last Sunday of earch month from January to November
HOBBYS RESEARCH CENTRE & LIBRARY
The Research Centre’s normal opening hours are each Tuesday and Friday from 10.00am to 2.00pm from mid January to mid December
Unlock Your Home's History
Discover the stories behind your historical property with our donation-based research. Whether you’re a new owner or a history buff, we’ll help uncover the secrets of your house or building’s past.
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Capturing the Past
Our historical photo archive is a treasure trove of visual history, encompassing snapshots of daily life, iconic landmarks, and significant events that have shaped the area over the years. Members gain access as a part of membership.Â
