Voices of Campbelltown

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Experience Campbelltown's history though this documentary video series with local residents as they reminisce about the life and times of Campbelltown.

You'll hear stories about what it was like to grow up in Campbelltown, the connection to historic places and spaces and the ways our city's look and feel has changed along with their hopes for the city and future generations.

Want to explore more history?

Visit our Oral histories series and experience Campbelltown's bygone years through the memories shared by our local residents.

In This Section

Steve Noyce a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, we hear from Steve Noyce a local sporting legend and passionate community member from Ruse, sharing his memories of Campbelltown.

Christine (Vardy) Thomson a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, Christine a local character from one of Campbelltown’s oldest families dating back to the 1830s, shares her memories of Campbelltown.

Uncle Ivan Wellington a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, Local Elder, Uncle Ivan shares how he represents the local Aboriginal community, shares knowledge and helps to build community relationships.

Nea Makowski a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, Nea a local bush carer and community activist from a local migrant family shares her memories of Campbelltown.

Litsa Panoutsopoulos a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, Litsa a well-known local business owner at Kings Charcoal Chicken, shares her memories of Campbelltown.

Paul Hughes a voice of Campbelltown

In this documentary video produced by Tom and Jeff McGill, Paul a local school Principal, passionate community man and a former Harlequins Football representative, shares his memories of Campbelltown.

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