October is history month so we will be posting stories about our local history for the next 31 days. The Leongatha Historical Society collects and records items which tell the history of the former Woorayl Shire. Follow along at https://www.facebook.com/LeongathaHistoricalSociety
For every day of History Month, someone in the 50,000 members of Gippsland History on Facebook will be chasing down and recording one of the Places that Made Us - Gippsland Pubs. From mountain shanties to glorious three-story hotels, we will be attempting to find and name them all. On the way, we will prove …
Enjoy this self-guided audio tour of the Nobelius Heritage Park and envision what the park looked like when it was home to the largest fruit and ornamental tree exporter in the southern hemisphere, the Gembrook or “Nobelius” Nurseries.
Calling all pub enthusiasts, join our librarians on a journey where history meets hops. Do you have a publican in your family tree? Or have a favourite pub in Victoria you'd like to find out more about? As part of Victorian History Month, this webinar will introduce you to key tools and resources for researching …
Those of us living in modern Western cities mostly take personal hygiene for granted. We have access to abundant fresh (and safe) water, more varieties of soap and other cleaning products then we can possibly need and easy access to a bathroom on a daily basis. Indeed, the average home in Australia in 2023 apparently …
Your family has stories worth preserving. Why don’t you capture them before they are lost? Learn practical techniques for interviewing, recording and sharing oral history. Discover useful prompts and questions, and understand consent considerations. Presented by experienced genealogists with plenty of time for questions. When you register on the GSV website a Zoom link will …
Getting started with Oral History: Every Story Matters Read More »
In the October session of Bendigo's "Discovering History" Series, hear from eminent historians and academics Leigh McKinnon (Golden Dragon Museum/Monash University) and Fiona Kinsey (Golden Dragon Museum/ La Trobe University) as they explore how photography and oral histories are piecing together our missing Chinese past. Leigh and Fiona will present recent research and expert insights …
Place and Chinese Identity in Regional Victoria (Discovering History Series) Read More »
