History

Bundaberg’s May Wirth became a circus legend

Circus Hall of Fame member May Wirth, born at Bundaberg in 1894, has been described as one of the all-time greatest acrobats on horseback.

Bundaberg Customs House symbolises early prosperity

The Bundaberg Customs House is an iconic heritage-listed building which symbolises the region's prosperity and influence.

Vintage fashion displayed at veteran vehicle rally

It wasn’t just cars on show at the 2019 National Veteran Vehicle Rally picnic as the Bundaberg and District Historical Museum displayed vintage fashions.

Hustling Hinkler plays at Veteran Vehicle Rally picnic

The nostalgic sounds of Hustling Hinkler were heard at the 2019 National Veteran Vehicle Rally picnic at the Botanic Gardens in Bundaberg.

Burnett Walkway plaque relocated

A plaque commemorating Bundaberg’s riverside walkway named in honour of James Charles Burnett, the first government surveyor to enter and map the Bundaberg city area, has been relocated.

History buff adds to collection of Isis Shire history

The 125th anniversary celebrations at Cordalba State School last Saturday was the perfect location for Childers history buff Scott Stedman to launch his latest publication “Where did they live?”
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