Question for Melbourne friends. Who remembers a recycle centre where libraries, schools, kinders could go and get "waste" for children's craft activities such as cardboard, fabric cutoffs etc. I think it was an annual membership subscription. 1990s or so. What was it called?
This! This is why your genealogy research is never done! You should never give up! There are records being found in attics, basements, closets and even on archives shelves that have been forgotten. Great story! theguardian.com/uk-news/2023…#genealogy#archives
For Evermore - stories of the Fallen- new site to honour those from the Commonwealth forces who lost their lives in the world wars.Stories linked directly to CWGC's records and find final resting place #genealogy#familyhistory@CWGCbuff.ly/40gBzlL?
Conviction Politics is an international digital history project exploring the impact of radicals and rebels transported as political convicts to their place of exile in Australia. Upcoming free hybrid talk @HistoryVictoriabuff.ly/40dVGky
Local History month is coming to an end @YarraPlentyLib with a walk along the Plenty River Trail yesterday with local historian Anne #YPRL#localhistory#Banyule
Bravo Goldfields Libraries who are hosting the index for Bendigo Rate Books collection in partnership with Bendigo Archives Centre and @PRO_Vicbuff.ly/3QnikUn
New collection on Ancestry : New South Wales, Australia, Immigration Records, 1840-1902. Access Ancestry Library Edition in all of Victoria's public libraries #genealogybuff.ly/3YGG8Vu
It has been so busy I have not had a chance to tell you about our Family History Month program here at @YarraPlentyLib! Looking forward to Soldiers and Aliens Book Talk on Thursday at Ivanhoe Library with June Factor #NFHM23buff.ly/3QuQ0jk
People and personalities webinar: Tue 18 Jul, in partnership with AMaGa and @Historyvictoria, this workshop is designed to provide practical guidance about fostering and maximising historical societies biggest asset – their volunteers. buff.ly/3XFP259