
Fairey Battles at Evans Head 1940-41

Nine cylinder Cyclone engine and propeller from RA
Photography by Dr Richard Gates, TEHLMI

96 year old Veteran Jack Bell with his cousin Kay
Photography by Dr Richard Gates, TEHLMI Official opening of the refurbished World War II Bellman Hangar and acquisition of a retired RAAF F-111 (background) at which 96 year old Veteran Jack Bell spoke on behalf of fallen comrades to a standing ovation, August 2013.
About
The Evans Head Living Museum is staffed by dedicated volunteers who are involved in the collection, identification and interpretation of the rich human and natural resources which make up the history and development of Evans Head and area.
The collection focuses on seven major themes: World War II including the State Heritage Listed Evans Head Memorial Aerodrome, Aboriginal History and Culture, the Natural Environment, Agriculture, Fishing, Sport and Mining.
The Evans Head Living Museum encourages research into the history of the Evans Head area through its extensive collection of historic photos and other documents. It also serves the local community as a Community Technology Centre.
The Museum offers networked computers with internet access and Skype. Addition facilities include a large format colour printer, scanners, laminating machine and supporting digital equipment.