Bathurst District Historical Society is a respected institution that honours the Wiradjuri People as the Traditional Custodians of the land in which they operate. Recognizing the significance of the Wiradjuri Nation, the society pays homage to the rich cultural heritage of the Aboriginal group, known as “the people of the three rivers.” With a deep respect for Elders, past, present, and future, the society also acknowledges the presence of other Indigenous Nations on Wiradjuri country.
Founded on principles of cultural respect and historical preservation, Bathurst District Historical Society is dedicated to showcasing the heritage and traditions of the Wiradjuri People. Through their work, they aim to educate and raise awareness about the unique history and contributions of the Wiradjuri Nation, the largest Aboriginal group in New South Wales. By acknowledging the significance of the Wambuul, Kalari, and Murrumbidjeri rivers, the society highlights the deep connection between the Wiradjuri people and the land they inhabit.
With a commitment to inclusivity and cultural appreciation, Bathurst District Historical Society serves as a beacon of knowledge and understanding in the community. By fostering a spirit of unity and respect for Indigenous cultures, the society plays a vital role in preserving the stories and traditions of the Wiradjuri People for generations to come. Through their ongoing efforts, they strive to create a platform for dialogue, learning, and celebration of the rich heritage that defines Wiradjuri country.
