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Promoting and preserving the history of Victoria.

RHSV Exhibitions

The RHSV's exhibitions engage a wide range of issues regarding Victoria's history, showcasing material from our collection.
The society also exhibits travelling exhibitions from other organisations.

Current Exhibition

Flinders Street Station
Painting by Jason Roberts
(Watercolour 2008)
Beyond the Facade
Celebrating 100 years of
Flinders Street Station

Open 10 am - 4 pm
Monday to Friday

6 May to 31 August

Special weekend opening during Melbourne Open House
Sat 24 & Sun 25 July


Listen to a podcast about the construction of Flinders Street Station and a discussion about the exhibition


Online Exhibition

MacRobertson's Round Australia Expedition 1928

MacRobertson's Round Australia Expedition 1928
left from Parliament House, Melbourne, on April 12 for a five month journey around Australia.

Follow the progress of the expedition party in an online exhibition.

Winner of the 2008 Sir Rupert Hamer Records Management Award - Community Archives section - Category 3 Projects or programs that provide greater understanding and accessibility to the Community Archives' archival collection.


The WCTU & 1891 Woman's Petition

The WCTU & 1891 Woman's Petition
In 1891 more than 28,000 signatures were collected requesting the right for women to vote. The 1891 petition has become a symbol of the quest for woman suffrage in Victoria.

Discover the story of the Monster Petition in this online exhibition.


Virtual exhibition: Why Melbourne?
Why Melbourne?: From Dreamtime to the capital of Victoria

Discover the story of the settlement of Melbourne in this online exhibition.

2005 Winner of: Museums Australia Publication Design Award


Travelling Exhibition

Making Tracks

The Making Tracks Exhibition travelled throughout Victoria from October 2004 to October 2005 to celebrate 150 years of railways in Victoria.

Locations visited included Melbourne, Geelong, Ararat, Bendigo, Mildura, Wangaratta, Traralgon and Seymour

Information prepared for the exhibition can be located on the Making Tracks page.


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