Susannah Place Museum

Inside the corner shop, 64 Gloucester Street, Susannah Place

The Grocer's Shop

Susannah Place Guided Tour

Gloucester Street facade, Susannah Place Museum
Onsite

The Way We Were: Communication Past and Present

From oral storytelling to letters, newspapers and radio, a visit to Susannah Place museum will explore different methods of communication from the past and present

Uncovered at Susannah Place

During extensive conservation work at Susannah Place, previously hidden elements of the four terrace houses were revealed

View of the parlour, 60 Gloucester Street, Susannah Place Museum

Making a New Home

Susannah Place Guided Tour

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Come in spinner!

Gambling in Australia is regulated by the state and some types of gambling are illegal. The game Two-up, with its catch cry of ‘Come in Spinner!’, is legal only on Anzac Day and only in some states

Ada and John Gallagher with their son Fred and daughter Girlie, probably around November 1916
WW1

Ada Gallagher’s war

In 1914, at the outbreak of war, Ada (Adelaide) Gallagher was living with her husband, John, her daughter, Mary, usually known as Girlie, and her two younger sons, Fred and Frank, at 52 Gloucester Street in The Rocks

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Keeping time

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries watches were designed to carried on the person, attached to a waist hook, looped over a belt or as part of a chatelaine in the case of women