The Mary Glowrey Museum features Mary Glowrey's story and legacy, illustrated by selections from her correspondence with family and friends in Australia and other sources. It includes audio-visual and interactive experiences. It is situated in the building used by the Catholic Women’s Social Guild in 1916.
The Museum will be open by appointment for 2025 on 4 February for groups of up to 28, and subject to public health requirements.
Student Presentations in 2025
The Mary Glowrey Museum offers inquiry-based sessions for Secondary and Senior Primary (Year 5 and 6).
These sessions are tailored to suit students' level, school and curriculum focus.
Duration: 1 hour (maximum of 3 sessions a day) or 1.5 (recommended - maximum of 2 sessions a day)
Class sizes: up to 24 preferred; 28 maximum.
Cost: $300 per session.
Contact us to discuss details and ask questions
Primary Resource to support visit
Secondary Resource to support visit
Staff presentations
Mary Glowrey Museum offers sessions for school staff to reflect on the inspiring life of Dr Sr Mary Glowrey in the context of the school’s mission statement, curriculum focus and themes such as Catholic Identity.
Groups size: Up to 28
Duration: one and a half hours.
Cost: $300
Contact us to discuss school professional learning requirements and schedules.
General public
Visitors are welcome to view the museum exhibits. The Mary Glowrey Museum also offers small group tours and presentations about Mary Glowrey's life.
Duration: 1 hour
Booking is required.
Cost: $10 per head.
More information: info@maryglowreymuseum.info
Phone: 9416 4674
Access
The Mary Glowrey Museum is on Level 2 of Cathedral Hall, up two short flights of stairs.
Please note that the Cathedral Hall lift is currently unavailable.
We apologise for any inconvenience this causes.
The museum is easy to access by public transport.
Visit Public Transport Victoria at www.ptv.vic.gov.au
This website is published by Mary Glowrey Heritage Limited (ABN 39 604 292 346) and all rights are reserved. Except where otherwise specified, photographs are from the Mary Glowrey Collection, which is owned by the Catholic Women’s League of Victoria and Wagga Wagga Inc (ABN 18 342 098 335) and are published with their kind permission. All requests to use or reproduce any content on this website or from the Mary Glowrey Collection should be made in the first instance to info@maryglowreymuseum.info as outlined on our Contact Us page.