Step back in time on this engaging 90-minute guided
walking tour of Geelong's historic waterfront. Explore the buildings,
landmarks, and hidden stories that shaped the city's world-famous wool
industry.
Led by renowned historian Colin Mockett, the tour
reveals how Geelong became one of the richest communities in the world during
the mid-19th century, bringing the city's remarkable past to life through
fascinating insights and local history.
Meet at the National Wool Museum, at 11am sharp.
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About Your Guide
Colin Mockett is a Geelong-based writer, performer,
broadcaster and historian. A former journalist, he currently produces monthly
musical concerts at The Bellarine Arts Centre and conducts monthly history
talks at Hamlyn Heights’ VRCC. He is frequently invited to speak at functions
and conventions of Probus, history, arts and women’s groups.
He also conducts
walking and coach-based tours of Geelong. Colin was awarded the Order Of
Australia Medal in 2023 for services to the Arts, Geelong History and Tourism.
Learn More: entertainmentgeelong.com
When
07 November 2026, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Where
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National Wool Museum
Wadawurrung Country, 26-32 Moorabool Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Cost
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Adult: $20.00
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Concession: $17.00
Facilities
Contact
Sara Kerr
Email:
[email protected]
Associated organisation:
The National Wool Museum
Website:
https://app.geelongcity.vic.gov.au/nwm/