Webinar

Mental health patient records
This webinar explores the surviving patient records created by government mental health facilities that are held within the State Archives Collection

Online talk
Theatres and Public Halls Files
This webinar will explore the records of theatres and public halls found in the State Archives Collection, and what they can tell you about the history of your local community
Friday 25 July 10.30am–11.30am
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Small Debts Registers
This webinar explores the newly indexed and digitised Small Debt Registers held in the NSW State Archives Collection, and how they can highlight the history of NSW local communities

Soldier Settlement in NSW
This webinar explores records in the NSW State Archives Collection that tell the stories of soldier settlers. Learn more about the individuals who participated in the scheme, and how you can research these men and women in our collection

Online talk
Crown Plans – Revisited
Join us for an introduction to the world of NSW Crown plans. Learn how you can start searching for, accessing, and understanding Crown plans and related records in the State Archives Collection
Friday 26 September 10.30am–11.30am

Online talk
Ships, more ships, and still more ships
Featuring files, plans, and our recently digitised content (NRS-21054), this webinar will explore the records of the State Dockyard, Newcastle, held in the State Archives Collection
Friday 29 August 10.30am–11.30am

Murphy Wallpaper Collection
The recent donation to the Caroline Simpson Library of thousands of wallpapers in the John and Phyllis Murphy Collection means that Museums of History NSW now has the largest holding of historical wallpapers in Australia

Settlers’ Muster Book, 1800
This webinar led by Dr Carol Liston AO, Adjunct Associate Professor in History at Western Sydney University, explores the contents of the Settlers’ Muster Book 1800

The records of Liverpool Asylum
This webinar explores the records of the Liverpool Asylum for the Infirm and Destitute (1862-1933) and was later known as the Liverpool State Hospital and Home (1933-1961)