Australian sporting, social and cultural history
Housed within 52 Shepherd Street is an extensive digital archive covering Australian sporting, social, and cultural history. The collection material includes catalogues, documents, photographs, scrapbooks and oral histories covering almost a 100 years of everyday Australian life from the late 19th century through to the post-war period.
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"If home is where the heart is, then 52 Shepherd Street, Bowral, is certainly the heart of the Bradman story. So much social, local and Bradman family history is contained and explained within its walls."
Bernadette Mahony
Author and Historian
"It blew me away … you really get a sense of how people lived back then. Took me back to my grandparents home and days"
Simon Katich
Former Australian Opening Test batsman and Captain of NSW Cricket team
"52 Shepherd Street interprets cricket’s most celebrated individual in terms of locality and domesticity. Visitors may be drawn in by Bradman, but should depart with a sense of the Bradmans"
Gideon Haigh
Author and Journalist
"A visit to 52 Shepherd Street is all about Australian social history and the early days of a sporting phenomenon named Bradman."
Jim Maxwell AM
Broadcaster and Journalist
"What a privilege to visit this very special place with my nephew Mark Greig. It could only have been bettered if our fathers had been with us - great admirers of ’The Great Man’"
Ian Greig
Former England and Sussex cricketer and brother of Tony Greig
“Best day ever!”
Noah Knight
Age 7, Kellyville
“I loved being at the Bradman House. It was so fun.”
Oscar Murton
Age 7, Bowral
52 Shepherd Street
Bowral NSW 2576
Australia