In 1869 an alleged murder was committed on Lord Howe Island. Several reminders of the events surrounding the investigation are on display at the Museum.
Alleged murder, handcuffs and a fascinating report Read More »
Laurens Otto, who carved the wooden feature panels on the Museum‘s doors, visited Lord Howe Island this month.
Laurens Otto visits the Museum Read More »
Together with the Friends of Lord Howe Island, the Museum was host to Citizen Science Beetle Week during August.
Citizen Science beetle survey Read More »
McCulloch’s Anemonefish is endemic to Lord Howe Island. Author Brendan Atkins tells of his research while writing his book “The Naturalist”.
Meet McCulloch’s Anemonefish Read More »
While visitor numbers are low, and the café is closed, we are undertaking some renovations.
Museum closed for renovations Read More »
The Geological Survey of NSW has published new data, including an updated map of Lord Howe Island.
New geological survey of the island Read More »
The museum has a large collection of old signs, or photographs, donated by former residents and businesses.
Archives of Old Signs Read More »
In August, the Museum is partnering with Friends of Lord Howe Island and the Australian Museum on a beetle survey program.
Citizen Science is on again Read More »
Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution.
As part of the new Historical Gallery displays, the Museum is constructing a partial replica of a palm thatch cottage.
Reconstruction of a palm cottage Read More »