About
Step back in time and discover the stories that shaped Moe and the broader Latrobe Valley at the Moe Historical Society, a welcoming community space dedicated to preserving local heritage.
The Moe Historical Society is a volunteer-run organisation committed to collecting, conserving, and sharing the history of the Moe district. Open to the public every Wednesday afternoon from 1:00pm to 4:00pm between February and November, the society also welcomes visits by appointment for those who need a more flexible arrangement.
Visitors can expect to browse historical records, photographs, and artefacts that bring Moe's past to life. Whether you are researching family genealogy, exploring local landmarks, or simply curious about the region's heritage, knowledgeable volunteers are on hand to assist and guide your visit.
Institutions like the Moe Historical Society play a vital role in Latrobe City by ensuring that community memory is preserved for future generations. They connect residents and newcomers alike to the deep roots of this coal-country town and its surrounding communities.
To plan your visit, drop in any Wednesday between 1:00pm and 4:00pm from February to November, or call 5127 2447 or 5127 2792 to arrange an appointment. You can also email [email protected]. A separate Historical Society phone line is available on 5127 6264.
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