
Volunteers help remove weeds from the Museum grounds
In May, the Friends of Lord Howe Island helped remove weeds from the Museum grounds, and assisted with several related community projects.

In May, the Friends of Lord Howe Island helped remove weeds from the Museum grounds, and assisted with several related community projects.

A number of books and photo albums were donated during the winter months

A group of fungus experts visited Lord Howe Island in March, as part of an on-going research project.

Dr Rosie Steinberg studied the recovery of soft corals in the Lord Howe Island lagoon, after a coral bleaching event in 2019.

The museum has acquired a 1935 photo album, containing photos by Harry Buxton from Inverell.

Clockmaker Martin Foster is a regular visitor and supporter of the Museum.

Surfing has been a popular sport on the island for many years. We want your photos, so we can record the history of surfing on Lord Howe Island.

With a combination of Starlink and NBN connections, the Lord Howe Island Museum now has the fastest public internet on the island.

Ursula Potter, a friend of the Furber family (who are well known on the island) has donated an original 1795 lithograph depicting Admiral Howe, after whom our island is named.

In 2020 the museum was successful in obtaining a grant from State Library to have a museum specialist visit and carry out a Collection Significance