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  1. Wedding dress, brown silk and green ...

    1883

    Wedding dress, brown silk and green ...

    This well worn and altered wedding dress is a good example of a woman's best dress worn as a wedding dress. It was worn by Maria Harper (nee Mulligan) [1856-1894] at her marriage to Samuel ...

    1883

  2. Prince Charming costume worn by Frederick ...

    1928 - 1934

    Prince Charming costume worn by Frederick ...

    The Prince Charming costume worn by Frederick Boyton Smith is of Historic significance, being a good example of a Depression era children's costume. Surviving from a time when children's parents handmade costumes from oddments found ...

    1928 - 1934

  3. 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

  4. Pelisse worn by James Somerville

    1880 - 1890

    Pelisse worn by James Somerville

    A Pelisse worn during Victorian times by a male child of about three years of age. Boys of the 19th century wore dresses untill the age of four or five. This style is an outer ...

    1880 - 1890

  5. Waistcoat worn by James Butler

    1853

    Waistcoat worn by James Butler

    This waistcoat is a rare provenanced item of men's costume in the Port Macquarie Historical Society collection. It was worn by James Butler [1828-1910], a New Zealand immigrant, at his marriage to Ellen Blair [1833-1901] ...

    1853

  6. Manly-Warringah rugby jersey

    1930 - 1939

    Manly-Warringah rugby jersey

    This is a well-worn sporting garment from the peak of the Great Depression. The numerous holes and repairs on this jersey speak of a time of thrift and making do. David Jones made this Manly-Warringah ...

    1930 - 1939

  7. 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

  8. Wedding outfit

    1877

    Wedding outfit

    A stylish outfit with aesthetic appeal. This dress has been cut to fit the shape of the body really well. It is not a wedding dress as such, but a "best" dress worn for church ...

    1877

  9. John Joseph Reilly's wedding suit

    1909

    John Joseph Reilly's wedding suit

    These garments have historic, social and aesthetic significance, and are representative of men's formal clothing early in the 20th century. Their ownership by the Reilly family relates to Quirindi's commercial history. The Reilleys mens wear ...

    1909

  10. Hyde Park Barracks convict shirt

    1840 - 1848

    Hyde Park Barracks convict shirt

    This blue and white stripped Indian cotton shirt was excavated from under the floorboards on level three of the Hyde Park Barracks, apparently near the staircase during restoration in 1980. The shirt is the only ...

    1840 - 1848

  11. 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

  12. 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