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The Stick Shed News
The Stick Shed under the Southern Aurora.
Murtoa’s Rebecca Evans snapped this incredible photo.Read More
83 Years Ago.
September 27th marks the 83rd anniversary of the start of work on the Stick Shed. It was exactly three weeks from the time the site was decided to work starting. On September 6th Cllr Evans of Murtoa offered the Grain Elevators Board 5 acres of land for 20 pounds an acre. The offer was accepted…Read More
Their father never told them he built the Stick Shed.
We had some welcome and very important visitors at the Stick Shed a while ago. Shirley Turner (nee Green) and her brother Neville Green came and saw their father, Bert’s, handy work for the very first time. It was only a couple of months before via a friend they found out their father Bert Green…Read More
Just a couple of Aussie icons hanging out together.
The legendary Spirit of Progress train will be touring around the Wimmera for the next couple of days with a group of around 90 visitors from NSW on board. One of the highlights of their visit will be a tour of the Stick Shed. The Spirit of Progress was a marvel of its age the…Read More
The Stick Shed on Channel 9’s Postcards.
Madeline Spark from Channel 9’s Postcards dropped by Murtoa recently to check out the Silo Art and of course no visit to Murtoa is complete without popping into the Stick Shed. You can see what she made of her time in town and all the other episodes of Postcards on 9now.com.au .Read More
The Stick Shed has a new address.
We recently found out that the street address we’ve been using for years isn’t actually ours. In fact, the bit of land the Stick Shed is on didn’t have an official road number at all. Thanks to the Yarriambiack Council and VicMaps it has all been sorted out very quickly and as of now the…Read More
A Poem for the Stick Shed
The Stick Shed has received a great deal of feedback in many formats about the majesty of the building, usually as verbal commentary from visitors. Then every so often a visitor puts down in words his impression of our Stick Shed. A recent visitor, Leslie Littleford penned this poem. credit The Murtoa Advertiser.Read More
Stick Shed Stalwart Leigh leaves
One of the key campaigners who led the charge to save the Murtoa Stick Shed from demolition, Leigh Hammerton, is moving away from the Wimmera. Mr Hammerton became involved in the fight to save the Stick Shed in 1991 shortly after moving to Murtoa and served on the Shed’s Committee of Management until last week.…Read More
Stick shed upgrade to boost Murtoa tourism
Please find this article about The Stick Shed’s upcoming exciting upgrade to boost Murtoa tourism: https://delivering.vic.gov.au/news/featured-projects/murtoa-stick-shed-upgradeRead More