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May Kiely: ostrich feather curler, singer, ladies’ companion
No Edwardian woman of taste and fashion was complete without an ostrich feather fan, boa, trimmed hat or edged cape.…
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Shipwrecks of Milton-Ulladulla
Early in local European settlement, travel by sea was the quickest and most economical way to transport both passengers and…
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John Spurgin – teacher and unrecognised pioneer
John Spurgin, born in Hatfield, Essex in 1815 was probably the first trained teacher to reside and work in the…
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Holidays by the sea
Tourism had its humble beginnings in the early 1900s when the Butson family first ran a simple camping area on…
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Geological history: from the mountains to the sea
270 million years ago mud, silt and sand was eroded from mountains along the east coast of the supercontinent, Gondwana,…
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Disaster, despair, rescue and revelry
If you love a good horror story, did you know that Milton-Ulladulla has one its very own? Here are your…
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Digitising our MUHS Collection
Milton Ulladulla Historical Society has been part of an exciting new project, funded by Create NSW and managed by Shoalhaven…
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Warden Head Lighthouse, Ulladulla
Coastal shipping was the lifeblood of small towns like Ulladulla in the late 19th century but it was also a dangerous…
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Coomee Nulunga
Coomee Nulunga was a Murramarang woman, born on Yuin country on the South Coast of NSW in the late 1820s.
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