Renovations to the Museum reception area and restoration of the wooden flooring are complete.

Laurens Otto, who carved the wooden feature panels on the Museum‘s doors, visited Lord Howe Island this month.

Together with the Friends of Lord Howe Island, the Museum was host to Citizen Science Beetle Week during August.

McCulloch’s Anemonefish is endemic to Lord Howe Island. Author Brendan Atkins tells of his research while writing his book “The Naturalist”.

While visitor numbers are low, and the café is closed, we are undertaking some renovations.

The redesign and rebuild of the James Dorman Historical Gallery is well under way.

The fascinating story of a rare white bird — Lord Howe Island gallinule or New Zealand pūkeko?

The Geological Survey of NSW has published new data, including an updated map of Lord Howe Island.

The museum has a large collection of old signs, or photographs, donated by former residents and businesses.