Call for First Nations Engagement

Call for First Nations Engagement

Photograph of The Drip Gorge by Ella Gaffney. The Drip Gorge is a significant place for the local Wiradjuri People.  Mudgee Historical Society have been planning to create a display centered on the History of Mudgee for some time now, and of course the first ‘chapter’...
Pink Up Mudgee Business Winner

Pink Up Mudgee Business Winner

2MG have had a huge task to determine the winners of the Pink Up Mudgee Business Competition which is sponsored by and Petries Mitre 10! We are proud to be a winner alongside Mudgee Produce Plus and Lizzie Lulu Designs. We are so proud to be part of a community that...
Generous donation from Sue-Ellen Lovett

Generous donation from Sue-Ellen Lovett

The Museum is delighted to have received a very generous donation of a large collection of personal memorabilia from Sue-Ellen Lovett, recording a lifetime of equestrian sporting excellence and achievement including the Sydney 2000 Paralympics. Sue-Ellen Lovett is an...
Hotel Mudgee Study by John Broadley

Hotel Mudgee Study by John Broadley

As an historian with a keen interest in Mudgee’s buildings, especially ones that have vanished from our streetscapes, I have been fascinated by people’s accounts of the Hotel Mudgee and their lingering nostalgia for what was a Mudgee icon. Atrocious that it was ever...
Diana Mudgee Display at Mudgee Library

Diana Mudgee Display at Mudgee Library

Mudgee Historical Society have a display case at the Mudgee Library which is  normally changed a few times a year. The current display features a Wiradjuri woman, Emanjilli,  more commonly  known as  “Diana Mudgee”.  The display’s main focus is  on conditional...