Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc

Annerley-Stephens History Group Inc Our focus is on the former Stephens Division:1886-1902 / Shire of Stephens:1903-1925 which encompassed the mo

The former Stephens Division:1886-1902 / Shire of Stephens:1903-1925 was bounded by Cornwall Street, Logan Road, Mayfield Road, Hamilton Road, Moolabin Creek, Oxley Creek and the Brisbane River and encompassed all of Annerley, Fairfield, Tennyson and Yeronga plus parts of Dutton Park(5%), Greenslopes(40%), Holland Park West(95%), Moorooka(60%), Mt Gravatt(91%), Tarragindi(96%) and Yeerongpilly(79%)

Chimneys! We are asking for photos of chimneys in the local area to include on posters in a window/history room display....
11/08/2026

Chimneys! We are asking for photos of chimneys in the local area to include on posters in a window/history room display. Annerley chimneys have been well-covered by member Mark Baker, but there's plenty more out there.

Send in your photos with their location. Here's a few Moorooka chimneys to pique your interest.

The History Room will be closed for the Ekka holiday this Wednesday August 12.Why not visit our website for your history...
10/08/2026

The History Room will be closed for the Ekka holiday this Wednesday August 12.

Why not visit our website for your history fix - https://annerleystephenshistory.org/

Or think about volunteering with us - there are 2 great opportunities becoming available - we are searching for a communications and engagement officer AND a secretary.

If either of these sound intriguing to you, please visit the Volunteering Qld website. We'd love to have you on board.

Secretary: https://volunteeringqld.org.au/roles-list/?opp_id=244491
Communications officer: https://volunteeringqld.org.au/roles-list/?opp_id=244619

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! See you in 2026 by Pauline Peel | December 31, 2025 | About us, Annerley, Doing History, Ekibin, Events, Fairfield, Featured, Forthcoming Events, Greenslopes, Holland Park West, News, Talking History, Tarragindi, Yeronga, Yerongpilly | 0 CommentsThanks for all your support in 2025....

The History Room is open tomorrow, Wednesday 5 August, from 9 am until 12 pm.  Come along and have a browse. Local women...
04/08/2026

The History Room is open tomorrow, Wednesday 5 August, from 9 am until 12 pm. Come along and have a browse. Local women's suffrage features in the window, there's lots to look at inside, and we are actively recruiting volunteers to assist us in our local history adventures.

Don't forget, we will be closed for the Ekka holiday next week, so get your history fix in while you can. Yeronga Community Centre, entry via Villa St, Yeronga.

Thanks Drs Deborah Jordan and Janis Hanley for their conversation about the interesting and important subject of women's...
04/08/2026

Thanks Drs Deborah Jordan and Janis Hanley for their conversation about the interesting and important subject of women's and adults' suffrage in Queensland on Monday evening to an eager audience. We all learnt something new!

And many will be searching the Queensland Parliament database to see if their ancestors signed any of the petitions supporting women's suffrage. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/Visit-and-learn/History/Womens-Suffrage/Signatories-to-the-Womens-Suffrage-Petitions

Stories in Stone conference
01/08/2026

Stories in Stone conference

There's four weeks left until the Stories in Stone cemetery heritage conference in Brisbane, and here's a reminder of what's on the programme for the day.

SA women raised the bar. Come listen to Queensland’s own story on women’s Sufferage:Qld Women's and Adult Suffrage: In C...
25/07/2026

SA women raised the bar. Come listen to Queensland’s own story on women’s Sufferage:

Qld Women's and Adult Suffrage: In Conversation with Deborah Jordan Monday 3rd August 7pm ASHG Yeronga Community Centre. Book via Humanitix https://events.humanitix.com/queensland-s-women-s-and-adult-suffrage-in-conversation-with-deborah-jordan

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🗳️🏛️ Leading the World in Equality: Women’s Suffrage (1894)

"AUSTRALIAN WOMEN WON THIS FIGHT FIRST."

SOUTH AUSTRALIA — 1894 — WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

In 1894, the Parliament of South Australia passed the landmark Constitutional Amendment (Female Suffrage) Act. This historic law didn’t just give women the right to vote—it also granted them the right to stand for parliament.

This made South Australian women among the very first in the world to gain full political rights, even ahead of Britain and the US.

A momentous triumph led by courageous suffragists like Mary Lee, Catherine Helen Spence, and Elizabeth Webb Nicholls that laid the foundation for modern democracy in Australia! 🇦🇺💪💜

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