Mt Erin Heritage Centre

Mt Erin Heritage Centre 10 Edmondson St Wagga Wagga NSW

Staff from Kildare Catholic College spent some time visiting the MEHC during their recent Staff Spirituality Day on Frid...
22/06/2026

Staff from Kildare Catholic College spent some time visiting the MEHC during their recent Staff Spirituality Day on Friday the 12th of June. Pictured with Sr Barbara are current staff that are also ex-students.

The MEHC will be closed next week (Tues 9th June/ Wed 10th June). We will reopen the following week. If anyone needs to ...
03/06/2026

The MEHC will be closed next week (Tues 9th June/ Wed 10th June). We will reopen the following week. If anyone needs to contact us, please email [email protected] or leave a message on 0438 711 229.

Srs Carmel and Kaye’s Walk of Honour PlaqueIn front of family and friends, our very own Wagga Wagga Presentation Sisters...
27/05/2026

Srs Carmel and Kaye’s Walk of Honour Plaque

In front of family and friends, our very own Wagga Wagga Presentation Sisters, Srs Carmel Wallis and Kaye Bryan, were permanently honoured last week as two of Wagga’s most dedicated community champions.

On Thursday, May 21st 2026, a plaque honouring Srs Carmel and Kaye was unveiled as the 44th additions to Wagga’s Walk of Honour for their founding and establishment of ErinEarth and for actively educating our community about sustainable living and environmental issues.

Congratulations Srs Carmel and Kaye!!!!

[Photos and information courtesy of the Daily Advertiser]

Sew, I need(le) to tell you about one of our biggest but hidden collections at the MEHC…In the Presentation Sisters Room...
29/04/2026

Sew, I need(le) to tell you about one of our biggest but hidden collections at the MEHC…

In the Presentation Sisters Room and the room linking us to the Mt Erin Chapel, we have an exquisite selection of fine Irish Lace items. The photos for this week’s post are just a few of the items we have. Like all our items, it is the stories behind them that are really intriguing.

Nano Nagle, Founder of the Presentation Sisters, began teaching lace making to the poor children in Ireland. This gave the children a skill and means to earn an income, because lace was keenly sought after by the wealthy at the time.

The Presentation Sisters were skilled in this craft and they, in turn, passed it on by teaching it to their students – not as a means of income, but as a worthwhile life skill.

If you have an interest in craft, textiles, crochet, lacemaking or sewing – come for a visit and see it for yourself. We would love to see you!

The Mount Erin Class of '67 recently held their almost 60 years Reunion. It included a visit to the MEHC in the morning ...
29/03/2026

The Mount Erin Class of '67 recently held their almost 60 years Reunion. It included a visit to the MEHC in the morning followed by lunch.

It was great to hear their stories, laughs and memories. Thanks for visiting ladies, we really enjoyed having you here.

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10 Edmondson Street
Wagga Wagga, NSW
2650

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Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm

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