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Seminar | History Alive – Captured: Portraits of Crime 1870-1930 – Orange | 3 July 2019

Seminar | History Alive – Captured: Portraits of Crime 1870-1930 – Orange | 3 July 2019

Events, Regional NSW Event, Regional NSW Events

In this seminar, guest speaker Wendy Gallagher (NSW State Archives) talks about the Captured: Portraits of Crime exhibition and how to research your own family history when a criminal is involved.

Dreadfully Mangled: The Violent Demise of William Reynolds Jr. in 1838 and the Perception of Unnatural Death in the Penal Colony of NSW

Dreadfully Mangled: The Violent Demise of William Reynolds Jr. in 1838 and the Perception of Unnatural Death in the Penal Colony of NSW

Events, History Week 2018

Melissa Holmes will use the tragic death of William Reynolds Jr. in 1838 to explore the way death was perceived and dealt with in the pre-industrial penal colony of Sydney in the early nineteenth century.

A night with ‘A Serial Killer Whisperer’

A night with ‘A Serial Killer Whisperer’

Events, History Week 2018

Fairfield Museum and Gallery will be hosting a special guest talk by true crime author and TV personality Amanda Howard who will discuss the disappearance of 3 children on Australia Day 1966. 

Seminar | History Alive – Captured: Portraits of Crime 1870-1930 – Orange | 3 July 2019

Captured: Portraits of Crime 1870-1930

Events

New State Archives and Records NSW exhibition explores the stories of men, women and children who were incarcerated in NSW gaols from 1870 to 1930.

Crime Pays: Crooks, History and Popular Culture

Crime Pays: Crooks, History and Popular Culture

Featured events, History Week 2017, Speaker Connect

This History Week, Wollongong City Libraries will host Rachel Franks who will expose criminals from Australia’s history: Tues 5 Sept.

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