Collection: History Support Collection

Surveys Australian history, from the start of the economic boom of the 1870s to the establishment of the Federal Government in 1900. About 500 documents cover major events, developments and controversies in the nation's economic, social and cultural life

There remains within the Cumberland Plain, and nearby areas, rural landscapes and landscape features of cultural value on account of their ability to demonstrate important aspects of early European occuaption.

This guide contains facsimiles of naturalizations and records of citizenship rights granted to aliens of non-British origin between 1834 and 1903.

This publication provides a guide to the Colonial Secretary's papers.

Colour Blind: A visual exploration of the recent experiences of African refugees in Australia. The Applicant: Documents some of the firsthand experiences of African migrants in the Australian job market.

Documentary and pictorial evidence of Aboriginal reaction to European settlement from sources at Mitchell and Dixson Libraries.