Volunteering at OGH
Like all non profit organisations, volunteers at Old Government House are very important, it is also exciting to be a part of recreating history.
Why not become a volunteer?
New volunteers are always welcome at Old Government House.
If you would like to volunteer at this or any other National Trust property, please contact us.
Soft Furnishings Project
The National Trust would like to acknowledge the Soft Furnishings volunteer team, guided by Dr James Broadbent and Elizabeth Wright:
Alice-Ann Bagster, Margaret Baker, Judy Bayles, Diana Bazzano, Helen Beckhouse, Majorie Bellero, Susan Bowman, Helen Brown, Barbara Browne, Moira Burns, Wilma Campbell, Heather Courtis, Peter Crittenden, Robin Curtis, Rosemary Dunn, John Field, Gordon Finlayson, Dianne Finnegan, Jean Forsyth, Brenda Gorham, Susan Guthrie, Gwen Hanna, Vicki Harris, Athena Harris Ingall, Sue Hoy, Edith Jenkins, Helen Jewell, Tricia Kernahan, Hilde Klumpp, Betty Laing, Val Lipping, Ann Lynch, Jan Matthews, Christine McKenna, Ada Mumford, Judy O’Donohue, Antonieta Olmos, Ingrid Padina, Nona Palfreyman, Judy Phillips, Adisa Pompei, Margaret Poole, Peggy Redway, Jeanette Roberts, Sue Rogers, Frances Sanders, Malcolm Scanes, Thelma Scanes, John Scarborough, Nerida Scarborough, Janet Shah, Marilyn Shennen, Jessica Smith, Joan Stewart, Peg Sweeney, Tse Hui Teh, Maureen Waghorn, Margaret Wilson.
Photograph copyright Christopher Shain.
Old Government House Website
This website was proudly completed in 2007 by the Trust Us development team on behalf of the National Trust.
The team included the following Bachelor of Multimedia Studies students from Central Queensland University:
- Amy Barrie
- Stacey Critchell
- Cassy Kowaltzke
- Daniel Porter
- Judi Woodhouse
These students would like to thank the National Trust, and in particular, Richard Wesley for the opportunity to complete this project.