Royal Historical Society of Victoria. Promoting and preserving the history of Victoria.

The mission of the Society is to promote among our members, member societies, and the wider public, an interest in and understanding of Australian history, with a focus on the Victorian experience, to act as the peak body on behalf of local and specialist historical societies throughout Victoria, and as the historical society for the City of Melbourne.

Drill Hall: December update: - read the Royal Historical Society of Victoria's proposal for a secure future at the Drill Hall with a Committee of Management.

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  COLLECTIONS
  The RHSV collection is a treasure trove including manuscripts, books, pamphlets, ephemera, photographs, artworks and maps.
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  EXHIBITIONS
  The RHSV's exhibitions engage a wide range of issues regarding Victoria's history, showcasing material from our collection.
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  JUDGE WILLIS CASEBOOKS
  The Judge Willis Casebooks are an invaluable record of Victoria's early legal jurisdiction and early Port Phillip life.

• Coming Up at the RHSV

  • Every Monday: Walking tours of the Flagstaff Gardens, 11am & 2pm. $10 (under 16 yrs free), bookings 9326 9288.
    
  • Tuesday 17 March: Melbourne Heroines of World War One. Lecture by Susanna de Vries. 5.15 drinks. Lecture 5.45. Non-members $10. Members free. Bookings 9326 9288.
    

• Victorian History Events Calendar

  15/03/2015	Botanical Riches of the St Kilda Cemetery
  18/03/2015	The Hon Chief Justice Marilyn Warren AC: ‘Eureka - 160 years on’
  21/03/2015	History Victoria Support Group Seminar - How to protect local heritage
  11/04/2015	Gallipoli and Beyond 1915 (Boroondara) - Publication Launch
  11/04/2015	Performance - Girls in Grey

• RHSV Online Forums

  • The RHSV hosts a number of forums about various aspects of Victorian History.
    
    
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