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  1. Mary Cameron Murray Parkes wedding ensemble

    1883

    Mary Cameron Murray Parkes wedding ensemble

    This wedding ensemble comprising dress, kid gloves, shoes and orange blossom wreath was worn by Mary Cameron Murray at her wedding on March 21st, 1883 to Varney Parkes, architect, businessman, politician and son of New South Wales Premier and 'Father ...

    1883

  2. Maternity dress

    1820 - 1830

    Maternity dress

    It is a rare example of early nineteenth century dress. The cotton print is vibrant and in very good condition and has been very carefully placed to match on seams and sleeve bands. It is ...

    1820 - 1830

  3. Maud Hodge's wedding dress

    1899

    Maud Hodge's wedding dress

    This is a significant item in the Camden Museum collection because it is an attractive item, and a good example of the simple and elegant style of a country wedding. It has interesting layers of ...

    1899

  4. Max Humfress V's swimming costume

    1906 - 1916

    Max Humfress V's swimming costume

    This very rare example of a young boy's homemade V's dates to around 1911. The images of 3 year old Max Humfress wearing them add tremendous interest and value to this garment. The provenance is ...

    1906 - 1916

  5. Men's underpants made from tram destination ...

    1940 - 1945

    Men's underpants made from tram destination ...

    Historic significance: The garment was produced during a time of austerity and frugality. World War II had brought about rationing on a national level on all commodities, from soap to building materials. Ration books and ...

    1940 - 1945

  6. Merle Hadley's Black Dress

    1954 - 1964

    Merle Hadley's Black Dress

    PROVENANCE: BLACK DRESS AND JACKET – ENID MERLE HADLEY. Enid Merle Hadley (known as “Merle”) lived in Canowindra from 1968 to 1971. Her husband, James (“Jim”) Hadley, was manager of the then Rural Bank of ...

    1954 - 1964

  7. Mina Wylie's Olympic Blazer

    1912

    Mina Wylie's Olympic Blazer

    Blazer worn by Wilhemina (Mina) Wylie, as a member of the Australiasia Team to the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm. This was the first Olympics where women were permitted to compete in swimming events, and ...

    1912

  8. Mina Wylie's Swimming Costume

    1910 - 1912

    Mina Wylie's Swimming Costume

    This navy silk swimming costume was worn by Wilhemina (Mina) Wylie. One of the earliest Australian female swimmers to compete at an international level, notably winning a Silver Medal at the 1912 Stockhholm Olympic Games ...

    1910 - 1912

  9. Miss Matilda Clarke's wedding gown

    1858

    Miss Matilda Clarke's wedding gown

    This dress gives us an insight into the social history of the mid 19th century. It is a rare survival from the 1850s. It also has a good provenance that links it to a family ...

    1858

  10. Miss Vere Chamberlain's day dress

    1898 - 1902

    Miss Vere Chamberlain's day dress

    This is a good example of an outfit worn by a comfortably off working class family in regional Australia - the Chamberlain's owned their own house in Armidale - and can give us an insight ...

    1898 - 1902

  11. Morning suit

    1882 - 1884

    Morning suit

    This suit is significant in its historical portrayal of the more formal clothing order of the late 1800s. Although not really suitable for the Australian climate and way of life in rural NSW the owner ...

    1882 - 1884

  12. Mourning dress probably worn by Amelia ...

    1852 - 1862

    Mourning dress probably worn by Amelia ...

    This dress is significant because of its connection to the Hackney family, who became important members of the rural communities in the area south of Bathurst through their operation of general stores. General stores were ...

    1852 - 1862