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History Redcliffe
PO Box 370
Redcliffe Qld 4020

info@historyredcliffe.com.au

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Redcliffe Historical Society Inc
BSB: 633-000
A/C: 157501610

Monthly Meetings

History Redcliffe members meet each month for a feature presentation from a guest speaker, followed by refreshments and an opportunity to chat with other members, guests and visitors.

Monthly meetings are usually held on the first Friday of each month at 2pm. However, due to the changeable nature of COVID safety restrictions, venues and dates may be subject to change so check the Events page to be sure.

Visitors are most welcome.

Sands of Time Conference

History Redcliffe proudly hosted the 4th Queensland State Local and Family History Conference with History Queensland. This year’s conference was called Sands of Time. It was held at the Dolphins Leagues Club from 21st to 23rd October 2022 and was a resounding success!

The conference website https://sandsoftime.org.au/ will remain available for a short time and then be accessible via the Wayback Machine.

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Every time we offer a tour through Redcliffe Cemetery we get one of two responses:

• I attended it and it was a fantastic event. When is the next one? I can’t wait to go again!

• I missed getting a ticket and I’m sorry I didn’t go.

Our next tour will be 9am-11am on 8th May. Don’t be one of those sorry souls who misses out!

Secure your ticket today by booking here → www.eventbookings.com/b/event/unearth-the-past-cemetery-tour and be treated to stories of Redcliffe’s unearthed public figures. Places are limited so don’t delay!

Morning tea is included. We suggest you wear comfortable shoes for walking and don’t forget to bring a hat and water.

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Every time we offer a tour through Redcliffe Cemetery we get one of two responses: • I attended it and it was a fantastic event. When is the next one? I can’t wait to go again! • I missed getting a ticket and I’m sorry I didn’t go. Our next tour will be 9am-11am on 8th May. Don’t be one of those sorry souls who misses out! Secure your ticket today by booking here → www.eventbookings.com/b/event/unearth-the-past-cemetery-tour and be treated to stories of Redcliffe’s unearthed public figures. Places are limited so don’t delay! Morning tea is included. We suggest you wear comfortable shoes for walking and don’t forget to bring a hat and water.

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Wishing all our members, friends and followers a very Happy Easter!

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Wishing all our members, friends and followers a very Happy Easter!

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What are you doing on Friday afternoon? Going to the History Redcliffe meeting, of course!!! Join us at 2pm this Friday, 1st March, at Redcliffe Library for our monthly meeting and hear about some of the history of our near neighbours to the north - Bribie Island. Lynne Hooper from Bribie Island Historical Society is our guest speaker and we can't wait to hear her! See you then!

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Join us at 2pm today at Redcliffe Library for our first meeting of 2024. We will hear about the events planned for the year ahead and be treated to an oral history video presentation of Redcliffe legend, Sharon Alback (principal of Sharon Alback Dance Centre).

Come along on Friday and hear Sharon’s story, meet new friends and old and have a cuppa with us!

Ballet or tap shoes optional.

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Join us at 2pm today at Redcliffe Library for our first meeting of 2024. We will hear about the events planned for the year ahead and be treated to an oral history video presentation of Redcliffe legend, Sharon Alback (principal of Sharon Alback Dance Centre). Come along on Friday and hear Sharon’s story, meet new friends and old and have a cuppa with us! Ballet or tap shoes optional.

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As we enter 2024, History Redcliffe would like to wish you a very Happy New Year! The year ahead is already shaping up to be a big one for us with milestone events and commemorations. We’d love you to come on the journey with us. Stay tuned to our website and social media for all the news and events that we have to offer.

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$Merry Christmas from History Redcliffe!! We hope Santa brought you something nice! Image: Alderman Tom Wallace with two young girls and Santa at R.S.L. Christmas celebration. (year unknown) Image courtesy of City of Moreton Bay, Ref RMPC-100\100311$

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Merry Christmas from History Redcliffe!! We hope Santa brought you something nice! Image: Alderman Tom Wallace with two young girls and Santa at R.S.L. Christmas celebration. (year unknown) Image courtesy of City of Moreton Bay, Ref RMPC-100\100311

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It is with great regret that we share the sad news of the passing of our dear friend, James Houghton. It was James who, in 1967, placed an advertisement in the Redcliffe Herald asking for a public meeting for anyone interested in starting a group dedicated to the history of Redcliffe. That became the Redcliffe Historical Society, now known as History Redcliffe.

Over the years, his commitment to the Redcliffe community has been unwavering. His dedication to History Redcliffe and his friendship will be greatly missed. Vale James.

The Houghton Family has requested that donations be made to History Redcliffe in lieu of flowers. We are honoured and humbled by this request. If you wish to make a donation, our bank details are:
Account Name: Redcliffe Historical Society Inc
BSB: 633-000
A/C: 157501610

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It is with great regret that we share the sad news of the passing of our dear friend, James Houghton. It was James who, in 1967, placed an advertisement in the Redcliffe Herald asking for a public meeting for anyone interested in starting a group dedicated to the history of Redcliffe. That became the Redcliffe Historical Society, now known as History Redcliffe. Over the years, his commitment to the Redcliffe community has been unwavering. His dedication to History Redcliffe and his friendship will be greatly missed. Vale James. The Houghton Family has requested that donations be made to History Redcliffe in lieu of flowers. We are honoured and humbled by this request. If you wish to make a donation, our bank details are: Account Name: Redcliffe Historical Society Inc BSB: 633-000 A/C: 157501610

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One of our followers submitted this photo of the Seabrae Hotel from 2003. The Seabrae was located on site where Mon Komo now stands (cnr Redcliffe Pde & Anzac Ave).

Tell us your Seabrae memories!

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One of our followers submitted this photo of the Seabrae Hotel from 2003. The Seabrae was located on site where Mon Komo now stands (cnr Redcliffe Pde & Anzac Ave). Tell us your Seabrae memories!

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Here's a momentous Monday memory! Did you know it was 224 years ago today that Matthew Flinders landed at Woody Point?

Matthew Flinders, the first English explorer to enter Moreton Bay, arrived on the morning of 16th July 1799 and after landing on the southern end of Bribie Island, he sailed southwards and anchored several miles off the Peninsula before landing at Woody Point on 17th July…that’s 224 years ago to this day!

https://historyredcliffe.com.au/on-this-day-224-years-ago/

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Here's a momentous Monday memory! Did you know it was 224 years ago today that Matthew Flinders landed at Woody Point? Matthew Flinders, the first English explorer to enter Moreton Bay, arrived on the morning of 16th July 1799 and after landing on the southern end of Bribie Island, he sailed southwards and anchored several miles off the Peninsula before landing at Woody Point on 17th July…that’s 224 years ago to this day! https://historyredcliffe.com.au/on-this-day-224-years-ago/

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