Our people their stories: Virginia Greenhill

The monthly Our people, their stories: oral histories of Northern Tasmania talks presented by the QVMAG Friends reveal the personal stories of a diverse range of people who enrich the lives of our community.

Tasmanian historian,
Virginia Greenhill

Virginia is a dedicated Tasmanian historian with a lifelong passion for preserving and celebrating the region’s cultural heritage.

A founding member of the Westbury Historical Society and a lifelong member of the Westbury Agricultural Society, Virginia has played a pivotal role in documenting and showcasing the history of Westbury and its surrounding areas.

Her meticulous work in curating historical displays ensures Tasmania’s rich stories and artefacts are preserved for future generations.

From organising exhibitions to contributing to Westbury’s 150th Show, Virginia’s commitment to local history continues to inspire and educate.

Her family’s generous donations to QVMAG will feature as tangible links to the past, as Virginia shares the stories behind these treasures, weaving together the personal narratives and historical context that brings them alive.