Picture Coffs Harbour

Coffs Harbour City Council (1 other project)

"1953-54 Ladies Life Saving Club Coffs, Park Beach, Coffs Harbour" [photograph courtesy of Coffs Harbour Regional Museum]

Picture Coffs Harbour is a joint project of Coffs Harbour City Library and Coffs Harbour Regional Museum, and aims to digitally preserve and improve access to historical pictures significant to the Coffs Harbour region. These pictures are drawn from the Library's and, in particular, the Museum's extensive collections.

The Picture Coffs Harbour web site is located at: www.picturecoffsharbour.org

  • Cultural Officer

    Enzo Accadia ()

  • Award Category

    Library and Information Services – Division C

Photos

    • "1953-54 Ladies Life Saving Club Coffs, Park Beach, Coffs Harbour" [photograph courtesy of Coffs Harbour Regional Museum]

      "1953-54 Ladies Life Saving Club Coffs, Park Beach, Coffs Harbour" [photograph courtesy of Coffs Harbour Regional Museum]

    • Picture Coffs Harbour logo

      Picture Coffs Harbour logo

    • Screenshot of Picture Coffs Harbour online catalogue

      Screenshot of Picture Coffs Harbour online catalogue

    • Cr Keith Rhoades, Mayor of Coffs Harbour, at the official launch on 8th September 2009

      Cr Keith Rhoades, Mayor of Coffs Harbour, at the official launch on 8th September 2009

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