Keeping Stawell’s history alive

STAWELL’S past is keeping a dedicated group of local volunteers busy, with everything from servicemen’s graves and historic street names to butcher shop records and old school films being researched and preserved.

By Henry Dalkin

Stawell Historical Society volunteers Dorothy Brumby, Greg Cameron, Meredith Tangey, Brett Leslie, Bev Batchelor and Greg Robson outside the historic Pleasant Creek Courthouse, today home to the Society’s museum.

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Keeping Stawell’s history alive

STAWELL’S past is keeping a dedicated group of local volunteers busy, with everything from servicemen’s graves and historic street names to butcher shop records and old school films being researched and preserved.

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