Collection: History Support Collection

Queenie : letters from a Queensland army nurse 1915-1917. Letters to Edith Avenall's family, written on the boat, Egypt, France and England; discusses the journey on the boat, the living conditions of the nurses in Egypt, France and England, the sufferings of the wounded, censorship restrictions,...

This is a unique celebration by melding archive materials with story-telling, original music and narration to take the listener into the St Marys community. Joint project with Western Sydney Institute TAFE, Penrith City Council and community of St Marys.

This is a unique celebration of the diversity, spirit, memories, experiences and aspirations of the people at the heart of the St Marys community. Joint project with Western Sydney Institute TAFE, Penrith City Council and community of St Marys.

St Marys Corner Community and Cultural Precinct project. The project and exhibition by students and photographer and mentor John Slaytor was supported by St Marys buusinesses. It explored the connections along St Marys' main street, Queen Street

Brings together a series of reflections on the Q, Q2 and now the Q3 by some of those who have journeyed with her down the years. A list of shows at the Q in Penrith and people who appeared at the Q is included.

This book includes the names of those residents who served in the Great War.

This publication contains information on how to identify historical public works.

This booklet contains the rules and regulations for public schools as a guidance for teachers.

This publication was produced in 2019 to mark the centenary of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, the formal end to the First World War. It accompanied the State Library of New South Wales exhibition Quick March! The Children of World War I, from 16 March to 13 October 2019.