Trove Tuesday – The Real Masterchefs
Does anyone else have their grandmother’s handwritten and much-loved recipes? And being 100% honest, does anyone use their old family recipes? To begin with, they’re usually in a old book…
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Kinship terminology: How we refer to our family relationships
And we thought our family trees are sometimes very complicated! I am never going to complain again.
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A moment in history – can you date this photograph?
Chris has started the ball rolling here. Are there any other thoughts/ Time? Location? It would be great to get as much information as possible. Please add any thoughts/ inspirations…
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Trove Tuesday- Additions To Trove
In the latest issue of The Federation of Australian Historical Societies e-Bulletin (No. 112 – 25 June 2013) we have been notified of the latest additions to the Trove newspaper…
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Beautiful Tuross
We all know that the Tuross area is one of the jewels of the Eurobodalla Shire. Here is a glimpse of Tuross as it was in 1927. It presents a…
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Hidden in plain sight: revealing the Sirius anchor
This post is from the Australian Maritime Museum in Sydney and is a fascinating account of the restoration work being carried out on the anchor of the Sirius, on of…
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A moment in history – can you date this photograph?
Can anyone help us determine what is happening in this photo? Please add your comments about this image in the comments section of the post (below). We have many undated…
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Sydney Moderns: Art For A New World
You’re probably wondering why the the local historical society’s blog has a post featuring an exhibition taking place at the Art Gallery of NSW. A good question with an easy…
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Our Museum – The ‘Emmott House’
The Moruya and District Historical Museum is located at 85 Campbell Street Moruya in an 1875 heritage-listed terrace house built by Abraham Emmott, an early settler to the area. Emmott,…
