About Us

   The Maitland Stamp Club was formed in the early 1970s, originally known as Beresfield & Districts Stamp Club. Many of the original members were RAAF personnel, based at Williamtown RAAF Base. In the 1990s the membership decided to move the location of the club to Maitland and as a result the club changed to its present name.

  The focus of the club, however, remained the same; to provide a meeting-place for the pursuit of philately in the lower Hunter region. Our current membership includes people from Singleton, Greta, Weston, Newcastle, Port Stephens as well as the city of Maitland. Maitland is known as the Hub of the Hunter, and this is borne out by our members traveling to our central location.

   We have strong links to the Newcastle Philatelic Society, and the majority of our members also hold memberships with that society.

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Affiliated with

Philatelic Association of NSW (PHILAS)

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Services

    Competitions

    Library

    Sale by tender

    Exchange or circuit books

    Guest speakers

    Wheelchair access

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Membership fees

    Adult $8.00             Pensioner $5.00

    Junior $2.00            Family $10.00

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  Fees are due at the AGM (August) and cover the year from August to July.

Meeting Time

  2nd Monday of each Month, except for January,   7:30 pm - 10:00 pm.

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Meeting Place

  Meeting rooms, East Maitland Bowling Club, Banks Street, East Maitland NSW 2323.

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How To Get There

  Banks Street intersects with the New England Highway, near the park with the Les Darcy statue.

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Map

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Contact Us

Secretary: David Carratt
Postal Address:

PO Box 2078, GREEN HILLS NSW 2323
Email: carrotspatch@tpg.com.au
Phone: (02) 4932 4045

2021 Meeting Dates

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February 8

   Display by the President

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March 8

   Display by George Kuszelyk

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April 12

   Club Auction

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May 10

   Quiz

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June 14

   Members' display: the Letter 'L'

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July 12

   Display by Don Rutherford

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August 9

   AGM & all members' displays

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September 13

   Display by David Carratt

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October 11

   Display by Stephen Morris

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November 8

   Display by Greg Neumann

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December 13

   Christmas meeting & display

   by the Newcastle society