Collection: History Support Collection

This book contains photographs in chronological order of changes that have happened in North-West New South Wales from 1885 to 1994.

This publication contains information about immigration research and Julius Duboc a German philospher who came to Australia in 1854 and spent three years here.

This book discusses the impacts of Aboriginal and settler activities, bushfires, extractive industries, riverbank erosion, national parks, and catchment management on the Hawkesbury-Nepean River system.

An historical account of Elizabeth Macquarie's surviving letters, and her illuminating journal, detailing her voyage to Sydney. It also explores how this remarkable woman forged a life that spanned the globe, and transformed a colony.

This new edition includes many new features reflecting the changing nature of contemporary art practice and the way art and art history are interpreted today. It contains a wide range of historical sources to support and enhance the text.

A beautifully illustrated record of a man whose legendary courage, humour and insistence on artistic perfection have earned him a place in Australian and British history.

A brief history of Castlereagh and a land settlement history of every 1803 land grant and grantee at Castlereagh