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  1. 18th century waistcoat

    1770 - 1780

    18th century waistcoat

    Captain James Cook (1728-1779) was a brilliant British explorer, navigator, and cartographer who, among many other achievements, was the first European to document the east coast of Australia. He was sadly killed in Hawaii during ...

    1770 - 1780

  2. 2 Piece beige silk ensemble

    1878 - 1890

    2 Piece beige silk ensemble

    This dress is a fine example of formal clothing worn at the end of the 19th century. Although the dress may have been initially made for a wedding it has been subsequently reworn for many ...

    1878 - 1890

  3. Anna King's Evening dress

    1805

    Anna King's Evening dress

    This simply cut evening dress consists of short sleeves, a very high waist, sitting under the bust with a A-line skirt. Sleeves have a drawstring at the base, which creates a gathered, look when worn. ...

    1805

  4. Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) ...

    1942

    Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) ...

    This women’s army jacket was worn by Port Macquarie woman Jean Kennedy who enlisted in the Australian Army Medical Women’s Service in 1943. Jean worked in the local chemist shop before enlisting and was one ...

    1942

  5. Barn's Family dress

    1825 - 1830

    Barn's Family dress

    This is an important and charming printed cotton dress that was worn by a female member of the Barnes family from Lancashire, England. The family believed the dress was worn to Queen Victoria's coronation procession ...

    1825 - 1830

  6. Coat dress worn by Mrs Hilda ...

    1931 - 1935

    Coat dress worn by Mrs Hilda ...

    Hilda's dress is of Historic and Aesthetic significance. The pattern of the fabric - featuring both gumnuts and Eucalyptus leaves - is uniquely Australian in both its colours, design and quirky nature. This fabric is ...

    1931 - 1935

  7. Dress Uniform of New South Wales ...

    1895 - 1903

    Dress Uniform of New South Wales ...

    On 2nd March 1899 a contingent of the 4th Squadron (Lismore-Casino) left Australia for Aldershot England to train with the Imperial Forces for 6 months. While there the Boer War broke out and on the ...

    1895 - 1903

  8. Dress probably worn by Julia Johnston

    1836 - 1840

    Dress probably worn by Julia Johnston

    This dress is an extremely rare and significant example of provenanced early colonial Australian dress. Dating from around 1838, it is believed to have been worn by Julia Johnston, the daughter of Lieutenant George Johnston. ...

    1836 - 1840

  9. Ellen Drew's wedding dress

    1892

    Ellen Drew's wedding dress

    This is the wedding dress of Ellen Mary Bax (nee Drew) when she married Ernest Stephen Bax at the Primitive Methodist church, Mudgee in 1892. A tiny woman, she continued to wear the dress many, many times, most probably as her 'Sunday ...

    1892

  10. Estonian child's National Costume

    1939 - 1945

    Estonian child's National Costume

    This costume is representative of a traditional Estonian folk dress from Tallinn. It is particularly significant though as it was re-created under extraordinary circumstances: during the second world war by an Estonian inmate of a ...

    1939 - 1945

  11. Florence Porter's Wedding Dress

    1909 - 1910

    Florence Porter's Wedding Dress

    Florence Porter’s wedding dress is one of the most significant items in the collection at Miss Potter’s House as it marks the marriage of Florence and Herbert as the familial start point of the House ...

    1909 - 1910

  12. Full dress tail coat and cocked ...

    1832 - 1853

    Full dress tail coat and cocked ...

    This Royal Navy officer’s full dress coat and cocked hat was worn by Jeremiah Linde Jones (c.1796-1866), a ships Purser who settled in the Braidwood area between 1838 and 1845.  The design of the uniform ...

    1832 - 1853