Our Committee

Planning Day 2018 – from left to right:

(Back) Bep Torkington, Dorothy Miller, Edna Winkel
(Front) John Carter, Judy Magub, Sue Deal

The Society’s Committee aims to research, promote and enjoy the history of the Kenmore district, including the suburbs of Kenmore, Kenmore Hills, Chapel Hill, Fig Tree Pocket and Pullenvale.

The Committee Members as at December, 2016 are:

President
Judy Magub
3878 4330 jmagub@ozemail.com.au

Secretary

Treasurer
Sue Deal
PO Box 47, Kenmore, Qld, 4069
3374 2663 suedeal@bigpond.com

Members
John Carter
Dorothy Miller
Bep Torkington
Edna Winkel

Kenmore Library Display, October 2018

Cr Kate Richards opened the KDHS Display of Photos of Early Transport at Kenmore library in October 2018.

Photo (left to right) John carter, Edna Winkel, Judy Magub, Cr Kate Richards, Bep Torkington.

Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Morning Tea

The Kenmore & District Historical Society, together with the Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre (PEEC) hosted a morning tea at the centre to share with the local history groups the history records and photos held at PEEC. Members from four history groups attended, Kenmore & District Historical Society, Brookfield & District Museum and Historical Society, Moggill Historical Society and the Mt Crosby Historical Society.

Photo (left to right) John carter, Ron Tooth (PEEC) and Judy Magub.

Kenmore South State School Fete

On August 5th 2017 a number of KDHS committee members attended the Kenmore South State School 50th Anniversary fete.

The fete was a great success. Everyone had a good time and lots of people came to look at the posters and the 1951 map and to have a chat.

The photos below show the KDHS stall. The members who helped on the stall were:- Dianne Harris, Pat Dryden, Cathy Douglas, Ian Douglas, Janet Spillman, Roy Hanson & Suzanne Hanson.

KDHS members at Kenmore South State School Fete

Preserving History

Finding out and sharing the history of Kenmore and district helps provide a sense of continuity for a busy suburban community. Whilst not everyone wants to immerse themselves in historic research, most people are really interested to find out how the suburb operated as a farming community until the housing estates commenced in the 1950s. And, others who have lived in Kenmore for decades have a strong role in sharing their memories and photographs of life in the then ‘outer suburb’.

Kenmore and District Historical Society hopes to achieve on-going preservation and presentation of this history.

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Our Committee

Kenmore Library Display, October 2018

Pullenvale Environmental Education Centre Morning Tea

Kenmore South State School Fete

Preserving History

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