Stan Tutt 1914-2011

Gone from here but never forgotten.

The Stan Tutt Reading Room was named in honour of local historian
H.S.(Stan) Tutt O.A.M. who became life member of the Historical Society on the 2nd June 1998. 

 Stan has been involved with the Society since its inception in 1973, holding the position of President from 1978 to 1988. He has several publications to his name including Sunshine Coast Heritage and also In Company of Ghosts, an autobiography.

The Reading Room 
is housed 
in the old Board Room 
and the entrance is marked by a sign handcrafted
 from recycled 
cedar and beech
 by local 
craftsperson
 Gary Clarke.

CONTENTS of the READING ROOM
 

• 2 computers are provided for public access to databases and images. No internet access available.
   

• Documents, books and papers

  • relating to the area from Gympie to Brisbane

  • major theme is Caloundra City (Landsborough Shire)

  • unpublished items

  • government records

  • catalogues

  • public reading area with seating
     

• Maps

  • covering more than 100 years dating from 1859

  • digital index available
     

• Photographs

  • more than 2000 digital images

  • copies can be purchased on order
     

• Government Gazettes

  • 1862-1994
     

• Photographic Displays of early pioneers
   

• Ask for a copy of the Reading Room guidelines

• Coming soon Digital microform scanner thanks to Gaming Grant