Explore the vital roles played by Bayside women in the war efforts of WWI and WWII through this engaging exhibition at Mascot Library and George Hanna Memorial Museum.
Wednesday 1 April 2026
to Wednesday 30 September 2026
Mascot Library and George Hanna Memorial Museum, 2 Hatfield St Mascot, 2020
Free
Discover the powerful stories of Bayside women whose significant contributions during WWI and WWII have often been overlooked. This exhibition shines a light on nurses, knitters, cooks, coders, telegraphists, and many others who played crucial roles in shaping history.
Visitors will be immersed in a rich historical narrative showcasing the dedication and resilience of local women during the wars. The exhibition features personal stories, artifacts, and photographs that bring these unsung heroes to life. It is suitable for families and history enthusiasts alike, offering a meaningful experience for school-aged children and parents.
The exhibition runs from April through September 2026, providing ample opportunity to visit at your convenience. The formal launch event is scheduled for Saturday, 11 April 2026, from 14:00 to 16:00. Admission is free and no registration is required, making it easy for families to attend.
Held at Mascot Library and George Hanna Memorial Museum, located at 2 Hatfield St, Mascot, NSW 2020. The venue is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for visitors of all ages. For those unable to attend in person, the exhibition will also be available online through the Bayside Council website.
This exhibition is open to the public and designed to engage visitors with a blend of educational content and inspiring stories. It is an excellent opportunity for parents to introduce their children to local history and the important roles women played during wartime. Please note that while registration is not required, planning your visit during library hours is recommended.
Admission to the exhibition is free of charge. Visitors can drop in anytime during opening hours from April to September 2026. No bookings or tickets are needed, making it a hassle-free cultural outing for families looking to enrich their knowledge and appreciation of local heritage.
