Robert J. Noye's book
"Clare, A District History" (new 5th edition).
First published in 1975,
this book has been out of print for about ten years.
Our new enlarged edition contains seven additional chapters and many coloured photos covering the period from 1975 to 2010.
Great Novels about Clare:
Books by Monica McInerney:
The Trip of a Lifetime
Lola's Secret
Those Faraday Girls
The Alphabet Sisters
Debut Novel by Mark McAvaney:
For Everything a Time
Old Novel by Dorothy M. Leaney
And Harvest Comes Tomorrow
Old Novel by Hilarie Lindsay
The Washerwoman's Dream
Burt Surmon
On a Clare Day, A vine change story
Crime Novel by Burt Surmon
Damned Murder
Khaled Talib
Spiral: A Thriller
Other Clare Novelists
Go To Great Novels page
The Clare Regional History Group is housed upstairs at the Clare Town Hall, Main St. Clare South Australia
Open on Fridays 1-4 PM
Wolta Wolta Heritage Accommodation
Clare Methodist Church
Opening of the New Town Hall
Wolta Wolta Heritage Accommodation
The Clare Regional History Group was formed in April 1984.
It developed in response to a community-felt need for a Collection to house written and photographic materials relevant to Clare and the surrounding area.
Since then, through fund-raising, book sales and a $12,000 Bicentennial Grant, a range of equipment and software have been purchased to help ensure that written and pictorial history can be preserved and made readily accessible.
The Collection is now housed upstairs in the Clare Town Hall in Clare's Main Street.
The History Group is a fully incorporated, autonomous body which provides the skills, labour and some funding to develop the History Collection as an extension of the Council-owned Public Library facilities.
