101 Objects project will record treasures of Bega Valley’s past

Albert  McKnight
Updated September 26 2018 - 3:04pm, first published 4:00pm
OLD TIMES: Peter Lacey and town planner Carley McGregor show off an old clock from the Bega Pioneers' Museum that came from Jellat Jellat.
OLD TIMES: Peter Lacey and town planner Carley McGregor show off an old clock from the Bega Pioneers' Museum that came from Jellat Jellat.

A grant of almost $100,000 will help record the historical treasures found around the Bega Valley. 

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Albert  McKnight

Albert McKnight

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Journalist at Bega District News.

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