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Hyde Park Barracks

An Gorta Mor, The Australian Monument to the Great Irish Famine, southern wall, Hyde Park Barracks
Permanent display

Australian monument to the Great Irish Famine

The Australian monument to the Great Irish Famine is located on the southern wall of the Hyde Park Barracks

Wednesday 1 January
Immigration Barracks
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Timeline: introduction to the site

Introduction part 1

Artist Jonathan Jones with the new installation 'Untitled (maraong manaouwi)' in the forecourt of Hyde Park Barracks.
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Multiple points of view: introduction to the museum

Introduction part 2

Family visiting the Hyde Parks Barracks
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Becoming a Convict: Caught, Tried and Sentenced

Chapter 1

A student examines the scale-model of St James being built as part of the Home: Convicts, Migrants & First People Learning program at Hyde Park Barracks
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Building Sydney: Convict Worksites

Chapter 2

Installation view of gallery, Expanding the Colony: Convict Impacts on Aboriginal Country, located on Level 3 of the main building of Hyde Park Barracks
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Expanding the Colony: Convict Impacts on Aboriginal Country

Chapter 3

Students examining the convict artefacts on Level 2 of the new Hyde Park Barracks experience on the Home: Convicts, Migrants & First People Learning program
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Tightening the Grip: Life in the Convict System

Chapter 4

North range of the Hyde Park Barracks
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Hyde Park Barracks conservation works complete

In collaboration with experienced heritage consultants and tradespeople, MHNSW has now completed challenging and complex conservation works on the northern range buildings on the Hyde Park Barracks site

Detail shots of learning resources in the learning precinct.
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New Beginnings: Female Immigration Depot

Chapter 5