Tourism on Lord Howe Island
Tourism brochures on display at the museum reflect the evolving transportation, accommodation, and experiences on Lord Howe Island over time.
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Tourism brochures on display at the museum reflect the evolving transportation, accommodation, and experiences on Lord Howe Island over time.
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Twent-five years after the building was constructed, new LED lights have been installed in all the museum rooms and exhibition areas.
Sponsorship enables LED lights to be installed Read More »
Recently, the great-grandson of Captain Todd, master of the SS Ovalau shipwrecked in 1903, visited Lord Howe Island and related the story of his ancestor.
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The seventh annual Sea Slug census was held on Lord Howe Island during February and March.
2024 Sea Slug Census Read More »
The Lord Howe Island Museum has received sponsorship from the inaugural Baillie Lodges Spirit of Mateship intitiative.
Museum benefits from Baillie Lodges’ generosity Read More »
Coral spawning is a regular annual event on the island, but this year the mass spawning has come early.
Coral spawning on Lord Howe Island Read More »
An unusual exhibit in the Environmental Gallery which gets a lot of questions is a tall glass jar containing a Cookie-cutter Shark.
Cookie-cutter Shark Read More »
An orchid species previously not reported on Lord Howe Island was discovered recently.
New orchid discovered on Lord Howe Island Read More »
Shipwrecks around Lord Howe Island have been documented in a new section of our historical gallery, including the Ovalau, in 1903.
The shipwreck of the Ovalau Read More »
At the Annual General Meeting held last night, Robyn Warner stepped down as Museum President, after 20 years in the role.
Annual General Meeting 2023 Read More »