Collection: History Support Collection

Servants and masters is about ordinary people who worked on and in the great mansions of Sydney. It is about the labourers and craftsmen. It is also about the women in the nurseries, kitchens and who cleaned.

Miriam-Roses work reveals the complexity of a philosophy that allows her to identify with both Aboriginal and Christian spirituality fusing them in paint to produce powerful works in a unique style.

Korea's capital for 600 years, Seoul, is shown here since opening of ports to foreign powers through photographic records; assessing degree of development achieved and learning through these findings

A selection of documents relating to Australian history during the period of 1788-1850.

Frank Clune sets out in search of the Golden Fleece, the greatest single source of Australia's prosperity. He travels going back to the earliest days of settlements for records of the pioneers and visits many of the places where their work was done

An historical account of China, Japan and the Sino-Japanese War from 1937-1945.

This guide contains descriptions of the Schools of Arts of Richmond, Windsor and surrounding districts including illustrations.

A history of the CWA of NSW, from the exciting days of the first Bushwomen's Conference - from which the Association developed - to its growth as the largest women's organisation in Australia, with members on many government committees