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1. CREATING CONNECTIONS 2. FULL STEAM AHEAD 3. BY OCEAN, ROAD OR RAIL 4. PORTS OF CALL 5. THE COMPANY FLEET 6. HIGH SEAS, HIGH DRAMA 7. ON THE MOVE 8. ON THE HOOF 9. REMINDERS OF THE PAST
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Of Pigs & Whistles
BY CHAPTER 1. CREATING CONNECTIONS 2. FULL STEAM AHEAD 3. BY OCEAN, ROAD OR RAIL 4. PORTS OF CALL 5. THE COMPANY FLEET 6. HIGH SEAS, HIGH DRAMA 7. ON THE MOVE 8. ON THE HOOF 9. REMINDERS OF THE PAST CONTACT
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The exhibition explores the compelling history of steamship navigation in the region and the enormous significance of maritime industry’s contribution to the development of the South Coast and hinterland.⁠

Founded in 1858, the Illawarra Steam Navigation Company tells a story spanning almost 100 years, revealing the fascinating history surrounding shipping’s role in creating a vital link to the rest of the world following European settlement.⁠

Exhibition Now being hosted by Bermagui Historical Society Heritage Museum and is on show in the foyer of the Bermagui Community Centre, 9 Bunga Street, Bermagui, NSW. The centre is open Monday to Saturday between 10am and 4pm.

 
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South East Arts acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land and waters on which we work and live and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

 
 

Curated by heritage management and interpretation consultant Angela George with support from writer and arts worker Leah Szanto, the exhibition also involves considerable input and contributions from the combined museum community of the South Coast and hinterland, including Bega Valley Shire Council, Eurobodalla Shire Council, Shoalhaven City Council City of Wollongong, & Snowy Monaro Regional Council.⁠