A Model for Others: The story of St Thomas’ Cemetery and Rest Park
North Sydney Council launch an exhibition commemorating St Thomas’ Cemetery: the first European burial ground north of Sydney Harbour, established in 1845.
The People of Willoughby: Reflections on how a community has grown and developed over 150 years
In 1865, 400 people lived in Willoughby; 150 years later, 76,354. Willoughby City Library Service presents an exhibition on this dynamic community.
The Great North Road: its neighbours and its effects
Join the Convict Trail Project as they celebrate 190 years since construction began on the Great North Road: how did the road affect its neighbours?
At That Point in Time: Willoughby’s Spoken History
Willoughby City Library Service is exhibiting its oral history archive: over 100 interviews, spanning 40 years and covering aspects of life in Willoughby.
Neighbours Near and Far: Immigration and Migrant communities in Australia
Macquarie University’s Australian History Museum is hosting an exhibition on the experience of migrant communities in Australia and the sharing of customs with their neighbours.