Caloundra Family History Research Inc
Caloundra Family History Research Inc.
The latest blog posts and news from Caloundra Family History. All blog posts can be found via the blog page.
Book now for member-only training sessions Just a friendly reminder that bookings are closing soon for three members-only training sessions. Buddy Training program: Monday, 26 June 9:45 pm – 12:00 pm. A must for all buddies and members who are interested in becoming a buddy to new members. There are vacancies available. If you wish Read More …
30th Anniversary Celebrations The last meeting of Caloundra Family History saw the monthly formalities completed in record time so the 30th Birthday Celebrations could get underway. The group had a glorious sunny day for the event, held under marquees at their headquarters at the Sunshine Coast Turf Club. Current President, June Blackburn, welcomed our long-standing Read More …
7 Talks in one week As part of Harmony Week, Caloundra Family History Research Inc, together with Genealogy Sunshine Coast and Sunshine Coast Libraries presented Who Are You? A genealogy guide to help you find out how to trace your ancestral heritage and understand where you belong in a diverse community. Caloundra Family History covered Read More …
Find out about Caloundra’s local history with the Bulcock Street or Bulcock Beach Guided Tours. Or go on both. This is a joint event between the Queensland section of the National Trust for the Heritage Festival 2023 and Caloundra Family History Research Inc. Caloundra Family History is committed to sharing this amazing historical landscape and Read More …
Caloundra Family History Australia Day Community Group Award Nominee As a nominee for the Community Group or Organisation Australia Day Awards, we attended the award ceremony at Woombye on the Sunshine Coast. The group was represented at the awards by Valerie Thornton, Roz Kuss & Sue Schott. We did not win but it was a Read More …
Can your approach to family history research be improved? Have you ever wondered if your approach to family history research could be improved? Hearing how others approach their research often gives us ideas and tips that could enhance our own work. Recently at our monthly General meeting in the CFHR room and via Zoom, we Read More …