Where are we?
The IDHS is a non-profit organisation located in the coastal town of Dongara, Western Australia, which is about 350km (200 miles) north of
the capital city, Perth (click the map to the right for more details). The twin towns of Dongara and Port Denison are located at the mouth of the Irwin River, the hinterland is referred to as the
Irwin District.
What do we do?
The IDHS was founded in 1964 and is dedicated to preserving the history of the Irwin District through our research office and museums located at the Old Police Station and Russ Cottage.
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Welcome to the brand new look site! Don't forget to check out:
The Story of Rabbits in WA
...how they came - how they died - how they returned
A joint project of Australian Museums On Line and the Irwin District Histrorical Society
This site is a member of Museums of the World:
Also visit our friends at Australian Museums On Line :
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Some of the things we here at the IDHS are responsible for include:
Can we help you?
Please feel free to browse our site, check out the museum pages, history texts, online database or photographs using the site's menus. For local enquiries, the Society's research office is located at the
Old Police Station, Dongara (See contact details page). Visitors are welcome to speak to staff on Mondays and Wednesdays between 9am and 12noon. Mail, Fax and e-mail inquires are
welcome (see the Contact page for details).
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