Search 200,000+ entries from the Colonial Secretary's correspondence 1826-1896!
The Colonial Secretary's records are among the most valuable sources of information on all aspects of the history of the Colony & the State of NSW.
Find out more: https://t.co/UzTBQXk3IO
Really simple and helpful search tips from @wragge! Thanks for sharing! Especially liked the idea of using nuc: to limit search to collections of a particular org
We've got exciting news! The Colonial Secretary's Index 1788-1825 is available in our catalogue. Along with digitised copies of the papers!
Join us Friday @ 10:30 for a showcase on these amazing records. Register https://t.co/9MVVCa97nq
The Centre for Applied History at Macquarie University is seeking an oral historian with German language skills to work on a pilot project gathering oral history interviews with German migrants and the descendants of German migrants pls share @pha_nsw@OralHistoryNSW@HistoryNSW
I'm hiring! Excited to offer a 0.5 FTE fixed term research assistant position to work with me at @UTSManagement on Australian women in corporate leadership. Please circulate widely (in NSW).
@AustHistAssoc@AHA_ECRs
Each article contains tags, which then link to items in the archive and articles from experts, for e.g. results from the tag 'Sharjah' https://t.co/yqKeSXyB9O
Currently exploring the digital collections at @BLQatar for a project and am really impressed with the integration of primary source material with their fully referenced expert articles! https://t.co/7HqxooVIL7 #twitterstorians
It gets better: 'All efforts to make the bird speak and so declare his identity failed. When "touched up" with a pencil by the Sergeant "Magpie" only scolded vigorously in his own particular language.' https://t.co/kc09rgU7HY via @TroveAustralia
Well this is a new one: 'Elizabeth Jones was charged with unlawfully detaining a magpie, valued at 10s, the property of Elinor Rutherford. Defendant pleaded not guilty.' https://t.co/fCFy0yJ0j9 via @TroveAustralia
Newly digitised & available to search / download from our catalogue are 4000+ glass plate negs from the Maritime Services Board, dated 1870-1960. See Sydney Harbour as a working harbour as well as a place of natural beauty.
Highlights https://t.co/pEJf80fk5c
#discoverthearchives
Our recent DECRA success means that we now have a three year fixed role open in the History Department in Australian history.
Applications open now. https://t.co/7nFv9ZFK8T
Just discovered 'Our beautiful homes' (1905), showcasing some beautiful Sydney homes, digitised by @sydlivmus on @internetarchive! Includes a beautiful image of the grotto at Yaralla, a place I visited many times as a child https://t.co/t5So2G0si1
Fish Market, Woolloomooloo, 1892. Constructed in 1871 and demolished in the 1960s to make way for Astor Apartments 📷@statelibrarynsw -https://t.co/R3IsvnLGjr
Just listened to last @DictionaryofSyd spot w/ @SydneyClio on @2ser! I'm with Rachel, the @DictionaryofSyd gave me so much. I've worked w/ so many fab hosts & contributors, but most of all loved the wonderful DoS staff, shoutout to lovely Linda ♥️ https://t.co/FJ07FA52zb
I just listened to @SydneyClio do the last @DictionaryofSyd spot on @2ser.
Before working on this great project, I really struggled to leave a voicemail message. Thanks to fab examples and kind mentors I can now do radio.
I’ll have to retire my “get up/go on air” sign 🥲📻