Kew Historical Society is putting on a talk and exhibition about the history of the Kew Cottages.

Richard Peterson will give a talk at the North Fitzroy Library on the early history of Gertrude Street.

Ghost signs can provide an insight into history. Here's the largest collection of ghost signs from Fitzroy.

The town hall is one of Fitzroy's most magnificent buildings. Hidden Melbourne has created a virtual tour.

In this publication, Fitzroy People, our research has focussed on twenty personal stories of early inhabitants who lived and or worked in Fitzroy. The enthusiasm, commitment, and collaborative researching of volunteer members of The Fitzroy History Society has enabled...

Link to this article --> https://fitzroyhistorysociety.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/francis-clark-amhart-2015-2022-1.pdf      

The latest issue of the RHSV newsletter has a story about the Fairy windows at St Mark’s Anglican Church, Fitzroy. See pages 12 & 13.  Here's the link - https://www.historyvictoria.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/History-News-Oct-2021-Digital.pdf  

History of King William Street, Fitzroy. By Peter Woods.

This 8-page booklet was prepared to accompany a walk on 24 May 2015 to commemorate Fitzroy volunteers who served and died in 1915 (PDF - 8 pages): Gallipoli Centenary Walk    

The Fitzroy Club Hotel was at 382 Brunswick Street, east side just north of Rose Street. Today the building is occupied by Sheila Vintage Clothing. After its name change from the Eglinton Hotel in 1891, early licensees were Francis Bennett (1893), Sarah Keyson (1894),...

The Fitzroy Historical Society is delighted to provide you with this research article and wishes to thank Mr M. O’Brien for allowing us to share it with our members. Research Article by M.P.J. O’Brien

Brian Stagoll and Pauline Spencer, published by Fitzroy History Society, 1999.

Snapshots of Aboriginal Fitzroy (PDF - 61 pages) published by the City of Yarra: