The Makings of a City History Conference, 16 April 2005 : Our Military Heritage at Penrith City Council Civic Centre
Penrith City Library2005
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4th Annual Makings of a City History Conference.
Main title:
The Makings of a City History Conference, 16 April 2005 : Our Military Heritage at Penrith City Council Civic Centre / hosted by Penrith City Council and Library
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Type of file:
Microsoft Powerpoint presentations in PDF format and mp3 audio files
Imprint:
Penrith NSW : Penrith City Council, 2005
Collation:
2 audio discs + CDROM
Notes:
Disc 1: Fleshing out the bones: the Nash family (Carol Baxter)Disc 2: The thin red and blue lines: A History of the military and police presence in the Blue Mountains region (Peter Chin); Emu Plains Convict Farm: Its military connections (Lorraine Stacker)No audio available for Associate Professor Carol Liston, Dr Ruth Rae, Jan Herivel and Lorraine Stacker's second presentation (Sessions 1 and 3) 16 April 2005 Nepean Room, Penrith City Council Civic Centre (Penrith, NSW)
Contents:
The 2005 Makings of a City History Conference – Our Military Heritage - Official Welcome by Her Worship the Mayor Cr. Jackie Greenow - Introduction by Lorraine Stacker - Keynote Speaker Associate Professor Carol Liston – Fleshing out the bones: The Nash Family by Carol Baxter - The thin red and blue lines: A history of the military and police presence in the Blue Mountains region by Peter Chinn - Emu Plains Convict Farm: Its military connections by Lorraine Stacker - Emu Plains Convict Farm: A squabble over spilt milk by Lorraine Stacker - Adeliade Maud Kellett: More than a Military Nurse Leader (1873-1944) by Dr Ruth Rae - Khaki and blue: Military establishments across the City by Jan Herivel
Dewey class:
994.41
Language:
English
Subject:
BRN:
340996
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research | Local AV | 994.41 MAK | Not for loan (Set: 02 Jun 2017) |