Video – Carols at Churchill Island 2022

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Churchill Island – History and Her Story – Christmas Special

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Churchill Island: History and Her Story (3rd Edition)

Churchill Island: History and Her Story (Large Print Edition)

The 3rd Edition of the book is now available for sale at the special Christmas price of $40.00 for two copies. The Large Print Edition of the book is now available for sale at the special Christmas price of $36.00.
Place your orders here: Online Order for the 3rd Edition Place your orders here: Online Order for the Large Print Edition

You can choose:

  • Personal Pickup (San Remo/Phillip Island area).
  • Delivery via Australia Post.

You can choose:

  • Personal Pickup (San Remo/Phillip Island area).
  • Delivery via Australia Post.

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Video – Whispers from the Past

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Whispers from the Past: a FOCIS presentation to commemorate the 150 Anniversary of the building of Amess House and planting of the Homestead Tree.  Written, directed and acted by FOCIS members, filmed and edited by Terry Melvin and associates.

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Where is Churchill Island?

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How to get there?

By car: Phillip Island is located 90 minutes drive from Melbourne. Allow a further 10 minutes from the bridge to get to Churchill Island. Free car parking on site.

By bus: Public transport is limited on Phillip Island. V-line operates a bus to Phillip Island’s main town, Cowes, from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne city.

Please note that the V-line bus does not go to Churchill Island. 

By taxi: Contact Phillip Island Taxis on 03 5952 2200 to arrange transfers on Phillip Island.

Tours and Transport: Contact a Visitor Information Centre in Melbourne or on Phillip Island for tours and transport options.

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