The Geelong and District Historical Association (GDHA) is an umbrella association for the historical organisations within the region. These include Historical Societies, Family History Groups, Museums and similar historical and heritage organisations. It is NOT an association for enquiries about research in the area.
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| Purpose |
The purpose of the Association is to be an information network for its member organisations. Topics of interest and ideas can be discussed at our quarterly meetings, via our newsletter or through our Mailing List. |
| Region | There are no defined boundaries but GDHA generally covers the area east and south of the Western Victorian Association of Historical Societies (WVAHS) and the Central Highlands Historical Association (CHHA) |
| Meetings | The Geelong & District Historical Association meets quarterly on a Saturday - meetings are hosted by member organisations ensuring that groups get a chance to have a "local" meeting. See calendar for details. |
| Calendar | The Association maintains a central calendar for all members of the Association to notify other groups and the public of their coming events and enable groups within the region to plan ahead without clashing with existing events. To have your (member) organisation's event(s) added to the calendar, please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
| GDHA Mailing List | A Mailing List has been created for members of GDHA. Follow the instructions if you are eligible to join. If you're not sure of your eligibility, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
| Contact us | Convenors: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and a representative from our meeting hosts [changes for each meeting] |
| Geelong & District Church Records database | This database is only available at contributing societies - see details |






There are no defined boundaries but GDHA generally covers the area east and south of the Western Victorian Association of Historical Societies (WVAHS) and the Central Highlands Historical Association (CHHA)