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Penelope Seidler AM, LFRAIA
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Contents of the records | Determine what function or process the records relate to, for example: • client management • administrative services • staff/personnel management • investigations • building • policy • security • publishing • reporting |
Format of records | List the format/s of the records, for example: • database/electronic • drawings • files • film • maps • photographs • plans |
Creator of the records | Determine which public office created the records. In some cases records may have been created by several public offices as the function and the records have been transferred from office to office. Public offices may make access directions for records created by more than one public office. |
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Thanks for the memories
You shared your favourite memory of the Opera House to be part of the exhibition at the Museum of Sydney!
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The colour-filled career of Marion Hall Best
Interior designer Marion Hall Best had a love of colour and an uncanny ability to use it to transform a room. Museums of History NSW holds the largest collection of Best’s work
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The colour-filled career of Marion Hall Best
Interior designer Marion Hall Best had a love of colour and an uncanny ability to use it to transform a room. Museums of History NSW holds the largest collection of Best’s work
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The colour-filled career of Marion Hall Best
Interior designer Marion Hall Best had a love of colour and an uncanny ability to use it to transform a room. Museums of History NSW holds the largest collection of Best’s work
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How can we help? Contact details for head office, media, venue hire, museums and reading rooms
Using 2 x tags (First Nations and Sydney Opera House)
First Nations
How to weave an opera house
Inspired by a stunning shellworked model of the Sydney Opera House by Bidjigal artist Esme Timbery, First Nations curator Tess Allas commissioned a woven model of the iconic building from master weavers Steven Russell and Phyllis Stewart
First Nations
Paving the way ... Harold Blair: The first Aboriginal opera singer
A short documentary that offers a glimpse into the life of Harold Blair, a world-renowned tenor, family man and political campaigner who sought social justice and human rights for Australia’s First Nations people
First Nations
Harold Blair, trailblazer
Wulli Wulli tenor Harold Blair AM was Australia’s first professionally trained Aboriginal opera singer
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Hearing the music of early New South Wales
A new website documents an exciting partnership between Museums of History NSW and the University of Sydney in an exploration of Indigenous song and European settler vocal and instrumental music in early colonial NSW
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Tour
Members Hour: Elizabeth Farm
Members will be treated to a special tour with a focus on events around 26 January 1808, including the role John Macarthur played in the overthrow of Governor William Bligh
70 Alice Street, Rosehill NSW 2142
Saturday 25 January 9am–10am
Event
Members Hour: Caroline Simpson Library
Welcome to Members Hour at the Caroline Simpson Library. Members Hour provides members with exclusive access to our properties
The Mint, 10 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Thursday 13 February 10am–11am
