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24.01.2022 The packing has begun. No confirmed new location yet but stay tuned.

23.01.2022 It turned out Mr Finch's 'junk' was extremely popular with people who visited the only bush town museum of its kind in Australia. "We've had people visit from Ballina, Coffs Harbour and even as far away as Norway and Germany," Mr Finch said. "Anything we made from the museum we gave 100% to Legacy." While in the merchant navy between 1942-1988, Mr Finch started bringing items home from his trips, then three of his eight children joined the high seas and have all contributed t...o the museum. Every item has a story, and even when put on the spot, Mr Finch couldn't claim one individual piece as a favourite. "They're all my favourites," he laughed. https://www.northernstar.com.au//museum-hoists-an/2341481/

21.01.2022 Great write up in the local paper

21.01.2022 For Titch Passenger ship Ormiston

20.01.2022 Photos of the collection getting ready for the big move

18.01.2022 Tomorrow’s front page.

08.01.2022 Tomorrows front page.

07.01.2022 AFTER sailing under three flags during WW2, Kyogle resident Frederick Bradley Finch has been recognised for services to maritime history preservation. Mr Finch's service includes a serving in the Norwegian, US and Australian merchant navies and he made a remarkable contribution as the Founder and Coordinator, Finch Family Maritime Museum, for over 60 years until 2015. He is also the co-Author, 'Forgotten Fleet', 1995 which is dedicated to Australian mariners who served with t...he US Army Small Ships Section during World War 2. https://www.noosanews.com.au//three-flags-of-mari/3135943/

06.01.2022 Passenger ship Ormiston

03.01.2022 Big news. The maritime museum will live on. Like this page to follow the journey.Big news. The maritime museum will live on. Like this page to follow the journey.