The Geelong Heritage Centre is Victoria’s largest regional archive. We hold Geelong and district public records in accordance with Public Record Office Victoria guidelines, as well as extensive records produced by local private businesses, organisations, clubs, churches and individuals from 1838 to the present. The following broad categories of records can be accessed by the public:
- Municipal records of 17 past and present councils from 1849 to 1993
- Extensive reference library widely utilised for local and family history research
- Genealogical records on CDROM, microform and in the archives
- Geelong Advertiser newspaper on microfilm with comprehensive indexes to BDM notices and early articles
- Photographs, maps, plans, drawings, sale notices and more
About the Centre
The Geelong Heritage Centre is Victoria's largest regional archive and resource centre. |
Centre Information
Location, parking, hours, admission and costs.
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Our History
Thousands of people visit the Heritage Centre each year in order to work on their family histories or conduct research on local places, objects, events and people. |
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