Explore the rich history of the McLaughlin family and the Blue Mountains through a fascinating local museum talk.
Wednesday 1 July 2026
10:00am
106-108 Macquarie Rd, Springwood NSW 2777, Australia
Free
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating history of the Blue Mountains. This engaging talk offers a unique opportunity to explore the Tarella Cottage House Museum collection, alongside archival and photographic treasures from the Blue Mountains Historical Society.
Perfect for families and history enthusiasts, this event brings the past to life with stories and artifacts that reveal the lives of the McLaughlin family since 1890. It’s a wonderful way to connect with local heritage and inspire curiosity in children and adults alike.
Whether you’re a local or visiting, this talk promises an enriching experience that highlights the cultural significance of the Blue Mountains region.
The event features a presentation by Fiona Burn, who will guide attendees through the museum’s extensive collections. Expect detailed insights into the historical context and significance of the items on display.
This is a free event, but registration is essential to secure your spot. It is suitable for parents looking to engage their school-aged children in local history during the school holidays.
The talk will last approximately one hour, providing ample time for questions and discussion.
The event will be held at the Blue Mountains Theatre & Community Hub, located at 106-108 Macquarie Road, Springwood.
This venue is easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking available nearby. It is family-friendly and equipped with facilities to ensure a comfortable visit for all attendees.
Springwood is a charming town in the Blue Mountains, making it a pleasant destination for a day out with the family.
Please note that while the event is free, places are limited and registration is required.
Children should be accompanied by an adult to fully enjoy and understand the content.
The talk is designed to be informative yet engaging, suitable for middle-aged parents and their school-aged children interested in history and culture.
For any inquiries, contact details are provided below.
Entry to the event is free of charge.
Registrations can be made by contacting the Blue Mountains Library via phone or email.
Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment as spaces are limited.
Enjoy a day of discovery without any cost, making it an ideal outing for families looking for educational activities.
