March-April 2020 Newsletter

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Q&A session – Strathfield History Talk

Thanks to everyone who attended the online History of Strathfield talk on Wednesday 8th September or Saturday 11th September. A copy of the Q&A session from the talk is attached. There are a couple of questions which were not included, mainly because they will take more time to research. Q&A Session September 2021

Strathfield History Talk – Saturday 11 Sept 2.30pm

The Strathfield History Talk held on Wednesday 8th September will be held again this Saturday 11th September at 2.30pm. This is an online meeting held on Zoom. If you were unable to attend the Wednesday meeting, you have a 2nd opportunity this Saturday. Again if you have questions, please submit by 5pm Friday 10th September […]

Belfield History

The suburb of Belfield is located in the Strathfield and City of Canterbury-Bankstown areas. The small portion in Strathfield measures 52 hectares. It is located on south of the Cooks River and Coxs Creek and is primarily residential with large amounts of parks, sportsfields and open space. Information on the history of the Belfield area […]

Online Talk on Strathfield History & Q&A

This event has sold out. You are welcome to attend an online talk on the history of the Strathfield district. Wednesday 8 September 2021 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM AEST Online via Microsoft Teams RSVP on Eventbrite The presentation covers a wide range of historical topics including historic houses, Arnotts Biscuits, famous residents, transport and […]

Strathfield Massacre – 30th Anniversary

Thirty years ago on August 17 1991, a lone gunman killed 7 people and injured 6 on a Saturday afternoon at Strathfield Plaza. This was one of Australia’s worst mass murders. On this anniversary, please remember the victims of this terrible and senseless crime. Click here for more information.

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Strathfield-Homebush District Historical Society

Historical Society for the Strathfield and Homebush Districts

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