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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.

Bubonic Plague Records in Sydney from 1900-1908 Open and Online

Bubonic Plague Records in Sydney from 1900-1908 Open and Online

Announcements, Online resources

The State Archives and Records NSW has an extensive Archives Collection. In their collection is a volume which may shock present Sydneysiders as it records the presence of Bubonic Plague or the Black Death in Sydney of the early 20th century. It is a volume filled with disease and death.

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.

Live Webinars with State Archives & Records NSW

Live Webinars with State Archives & Records NSW

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State Archives & Records NSW are running a program of free webinars on the wonderful resources in their collections and how to access them.

Come and meet the neighbours

Come and meet the neighbours

History Week 2016

Visit the State Records NSW Western Sydney Records Centre for a behind the scenes tour to see the State archives’ permanent home and how they are cared for.

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