Greenough Pioneer Museum Collection PolicyWhilst our museum has a large collection of objects, we are always looking to fill gaps in the collection. Below is information on our collection policy. Can you help? The collecting areas include: • Objects, photographs and documents associated with John and Elizabeth Maley’s occupancy of Home Cottage, Greenough, or associated with their business and social interests in the Midwest region (1860-1917); • Objects, photographs and documents associated with the family of John and Elizabeth Maley during their occupancy of Home Cottage, Greenough, (1863-1932); • Photographs and documents associated with the Maley family (and their descendants) after they ceased residing at Home Cottage, Greenough; • Objects, photographs and documents associated with Frederic and Nellie Rudduck’s occupancy of Wonga Park, Greenough, or associated with their social interests in the region (1932-1961); • Photographs and documents associated with Peter and Pat Rudduck’s occupancy of Wonga Park, Greenough (1961-1968); • Objects associated with the history and development of the Front Greenough Flats between 1850 and 1932; • Photographs, documents and ephemera associated with the history and development of the Front Greenough Flats between 1850 and today; • Books and other publications containing information associated with the history and development of the Front Greenough Flats; • Photographs, documents and ephemera associated with the history and development of the Greenough Pioneer Museum between 1966 and today. For further information please contact the curator, Gary Martin at Greenough Pioneer Museum, PO Box 2011, Geraldton WA 6531. Phone (08) 9926 1058 Or email pioneer_museum@westnet.com.au.
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