Museum scores $200,000 cooling windfall

By Lyndon Keane
Updated January 22 2015 - 11:45am, first published January 21 2015 - 10:30am
HISTORICAL HELP: Member for Katherine Willem Westra van Holthe and Chief Minister Adam Giles present Katherine Museum curator Simmone Croft with a $200,000 grant to help air condition the display housing Dr Clyde Fenton’s iconic Gipsy Moth during a surprise visit in December.
HISTORICAL HELP: Member for Katherine Willem Westra van Holthe and Chief Minister Adam Giles present Katherine Museum curator Simmone Croft with a $200,000 grant to help air condition the display housing Dr Clyde Fenton’s iconic Gipsy Moth during a surprise visit in December.

THE vision of the Katherine Museum’s long-serving former president is one step closer to being realised thanks to a $200,000 grant from the Northern Territory government.

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