Society is located in the former School of Arts building which also houses the Dungog Museum. The wide collection showcases Dungog's history and heritage, including information and material about local aboriginals and family history. The core of the display is Dungog: The Making of a Community, telling the story of Dungog via different themes. The colourful panels were produced with a grant from the NSW Ministry of the Arts. Temporary exhibitions are also held. Rail transport The town's railway station has been served by the North Coast railway line since 1911. The Great White Train visit in August 1926 was attended by a large crowd. There are approximately six local and six long-distance services to Dungog each day. All services are run by NSW TrainLink. Sport Dungog Soccer Club – "The Boomerangs" Dungog is the home of Dungog Soccer Club. Nicknamed the "Boomerangs", Dungog compete in the Zone League competitions in the Northern NSW Football Federation. The Club has a strongly established juniors-base with 10 teams competing in competitions across the Hunter Valley. Other sports Dungog also has a Rugby League club called the Dungog Warriors which has teams competing in junior and senior competitions. Additionally, Dungog has a Pony Club, a Cricket Club and a Netball Association who play a Port Stephens Netball Association in Raymond Terrace. The town has 6 tennis courts which serve for children's tennis coaching in addition to primary and high school competitions. Many residents ride horses and compete in local rodeos. Notable persons Kevin Bacon - Olympic equestrian Alyson Best - Actress Reginald Golledge - Geographer Patrick Kenniff - Bushranger Henry Porter – Rugby league player and coach Dave Sands, One of Australia's well known boxers, was killed near Dungog in 1952 aged 26. Tony Townsend, Rugby league player Doug Walters - Cricketer References External links James Theatre official website Dungog Film Festival official website A History in Three Rivers Dungog Shire Heritage Study Thematic History Suburbs of Dungog Shire Towns in the Hunter Region Suburbs of Mid-Coast Council