Members
Interested in becoming a BMACHO Member?
For the benefits of becoming a BMACHO member—Organisational or Individual—click here to view the membership benefits (PDF).
To apply or renew, visit our Membership Forms & Constitution page to download or complete your membership form online.
Organisational Members
BMACHO is proud to collaborate with a wide range of local historical, cultural, and educational organisations. Each of our organisational members contributes significantly to preserving and promoting heritage in the Blue Mountains, Lithgow, Hawkesbury, and surrounding regions.
Blue Mountain Education and Research Trust
Description: Legally established in May 2008, BMERT is dedicated to furthering the aims of the Blue Mountain Centre for Religious Enquiry (BMCRE), promoting local research in religious and Aboriginal studies, and disseminating knowledge via publications and lectures.
Colo Shire Family History Group Inc
Description: Focuses on preserving family histories from the old Colo Shire and Hawkesbury area.
Contact: PO Box 206, Richmond NSW 2753 | Email
Hartley Historic Site (NSW NPWS)
Description: Living museum chronicling early inland settlement. Visitor centre open Tue-Sun.
Contact: (02) 6355 2117 | Email
Individual Members
Fiona Burn
Description: Former Assistant Director, National Archives of Australia (Sydney Office). Past President of Blue Mountains Historical Society.
Contact: Email
Sue Collins
Description: Owner of Mountains Tales in Leura. Offers walking and coach tours focused on Blue Mountains social history.
Contact: Email
Philip Hammon
Description: Katoomba local and historian. Co-author of The Burning Mists of Time. Specialist in coal and oil shale mining history.
Contact: Email
Wayne Hanley
Description: Former President of Blue Mountains Historical Society. Focuses on built environment history and research.
Contact: Email
Gay Hendriksen
Description: Curator, writer, and educator with a focus on women’s history and Australian cultural heritage.
Contact: Email
Adrian Howie
Description: Retired lawyer and heritage advocate. Vice President, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW. Supports architectural and archival heritage.
Contact: Email
Ian Milliss
Description: Artist and heritage consultant. President of KSCA, Vice President of MAP BM. Contributor to heritage and art history writing.
Contact: Email
