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The Granville Historical Society was established in 1988. Its boundaries are those outlined for the Borough of Granville in 1905 comprising Clyde, Camellia, Granville, Rosehill and parts of Guildford, Harris Park and Merrylands. Please note the Society is now open at our new location to 62 Railway Parade, Granville (round the corner) from our old premises. The Society operates from the Granville Neighbourhood Centre at 62 Railway Parade. The Society has a fine reference and resource library for the district. It also stores artefacts and other display material to build up a picture of the Granville district of Sydney.
Granville is now part of the City of Parramatta but was originally a Borough in its own right.
Our MissionTo seek out, archive and provide to researchers, all materials, resources and artefacts contributing to an understanding and appreciation of the history of the Granville district of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
ProfileThe Society is operated by its members on a voluntary basis at the Granville Neighbourhood Centre 62 Railway Parade, Granville on each Wednesday from 10.00am to 4.00pm and fourth Saturday of each month from 1.00pm until 4.30pm.
Visitors are welcome. While there are no research fees for members, a nominal fee of $5.00 [no charge for students under 18 years of age] is charged to non-members. To become a member, the joining fee is $5.00 with an annual fee of $10.00 for individuals or $15.00 for families
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