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Congratulations, John! | Albany Historical Society
Congratulations, John!
26th May, 2022
It was an enormous pleasure today to present John – our coordinator at Patrick Taylor Cottage – with a certificate of appreciation from Volunteering WA and the Albany Regional Volunteer Services, along with the Albany Historical Society for his eleven years of outstanding service! Very well-deserved, John! 😊

It was an enormous pleasure today to present John – our coordinator at Patrick Taylor Cottage – with a certificate of appreciation from Volunteering WA and the Albany Regional Volunteer Services, along with the Albany Historical Society for his eleven years of outstanding service!

Very well-deserved, John! 😊

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The original Amity was built in Canada in 1816 and a decade later it was the vessel that carried the first settlers to Albany. It arrived on the 24th December, 1826 and anchored in the bay near where the replica, which was built in 1976, is now located.

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Founded in 1962, Albany Historical Society is a non-profit organisation, staffed entirely by volunteers. We are dedicated to preserving Albany’s unique history and managing two of Albany’s most historic buildings.
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