Hunter Living Histories – August 2024 Showcase – Thematic History

 

 

 

Join us for the University Library’s monthly Hunter Living Histories showcase. All Welcome.

WHERE: via (ZOOM link HERE) or in person Room L326, Auchmuty Library, Callaghan Campus, Newcastle. (Type Room no. into ONLINE MAP)

WHEN –  Monday 5 August 2024 (1.00pm-2.30pm)

    • Welcome & Acknowledgement of Countries (Gionni di Gravio OAM)

PRESENTATIONS

  • Lt General Ralph DarLing and the Dumaresqs (Ross Edmonds, Community Researcher) WATCH HERE
  • Muswellbrook Research (Geoff Brokate International Researcher) WATCH HERE
  • Newcastle Thematic History (Minna Muhlen Schulte, Manager, Interpretation and Design GML Heritage) WATCH HERE

TOPIC DISCUSSION : History and Heritage

UPDATES FROM THE REGIONS

    • Regional GLAM Institutions Updates
    • Hunter Regional Committee Hunter National Trust Updates

RECENT NEWS

    • Arts and Culture Strategy We invite you to have your say in the Universities Arts and Cultural Strategy! Discission Paper and Survey found HERE
    • NSW History Week 2024 on 7-15 September, with the theme, “Marking Time”. Further details HERE 
    • Wallsend 150th Celebrations – see Facebook page ‘Wallsend Area Then and Now
    • Descendants’ Day at Dalwood 2024. The 194th anniversary of the planting of Australia’s oldest continuous commercial vineyard will be celebrated at Dalwood, Branxton on Saturday 7 September 2024.HERE

HUNTER LIVING HISTORIES -Latest

EXHIBITION

Rewind – A Hunter Region NBN Television Retrospective – A University Library Exhibition, Level 2 Auchmuty Library Callaghan Campus. Starts 1 July, 2024 to 15 September 2024.

End : (2.30 pm)


3 thoughts on “Hunter Living Histories – August 2024 Showcase – Thematic History

  1. Regarding the Thematic History presentation: Thank you Gionni and participants for the impassioned advice regarding the NCC plans. After watching the video I returned to the 1997 Thematic History Section of the NCWHStudy. The content in this regarding Indigenous heritage made me understand better some aspects of what Gionni was saying. It could be argued that the concentration on “built” heritage justified the omission in 1997. However, Gionni has made me see that this is just missing the point completely. Hopefully the upcoming Thematic History will address your points.

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