
Artist Julian Hume installs new mural
Artist and palaeontologist Julian Hume visited the Museum and installed a canvas mural in the environmental gallery.

Artist and palaeontologist Julian Hume visited the Museum and installed a canvas mural in the environmental gallery.

Visiting researcher Susan Johnson provided provided some insight into the island’s history.

Philip Payten was a NSW surveyor who moved to Lord Howe Island in 1923, and helped form the local Lawn Bowls Club.

The LHI Historical Society is continuing the project to log all artefacts held at the Museum onto the web based collections catalogue called eHive.

April 22nd is Earth Day 2025. We invite all e-bike owners on the island to meet at Signal Point for a group photo.

In the summer on Lord Howe Island we see several birds visiting from the northern hemisphere.

Twent-five years after the building was constructed, new LED lights have been installed in all the museum rooms and exhibition areas.

An unusual exhibit in the Environmental Gallery which gets a lot of questions is a tall glass jar containing a Cookie-cutter Shark.

Author Graham Lines has told the story of convict James Borritt, who passed through Lord Howe Island in March 1842.

Museum staff and volunteers helped usher in the 2023-24 tourist season at the annual Community Open Day.