Below are transcripts of various newspaper reports on the “Denmark Gold Rush of 1898”. They clearly show how important the country thought the find was and then the disgust when it was shown to be a hoax. They also show vividly the difference in journalistic style compared to current times. The articles are arranged...
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Day of History for the Denmark Infant Health Clinic
September 1, 2016
The former Denmark Infant Health Clinic, corner of Strickland and Mitchell Streets, is to be demolished in a few weeks. It was built on Denmark’s first school site in 1956 and is the only historical “brick and tile” building in the CDB. After the clinic was closed in the eighties, it later became home...
Read more →Significance Assessment
February 3, 2013
Cathy Day, a Heritage Consultant, is analysing the value of the Denmark Historical Society’s collections for their aesthetic or artistic value, scientific or research potential, and social or spiritual significance. A collection item can help to explain why, how, where and what meaning it has to a place, person or event. Some items may...
Read more →DHS Thirtieth Birthday Celebration!
February 3, 2013
On March 16, 2013, the Denmark Historical Society is celebrating its thirtieth year since its inception. A dinner for members ($40.00) is being held at the Southern End Restaurant in Denmark at 6pm. Non-members ($45.00) are welcome to attend by contacting the Secretary Eddie Jagger on 9848 1606 or the Chairperson Bev McGuinness on...
Read more →DHS Launches its New Website
February 3, 2013
The Denmark Historical Society is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, where members and the wider community can discover more about the Society’s collection, services and current activities. Although the Society has had a web presence for many years thanks to the efforts of Ross McGuinness, a review in 2012 by...
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