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National Archives Australia newsletter includes numerous events along with.. Focus: Australian government photographers opens Fri. 17 Nov. 2023
Judy Webster Genealogy tips for Queensland, the UK etc
Interim Index: Names from various sources (useful for genealogy)
Historical records / other genealogy sources:
Women's applications to protect their earnings (Qld)
Despatch November 2023 - Local history grants applications now open (Public Record Office Victoria) Learn more and apply here.
Surprising Collectors Items That Are Worth A Fortune Today.JourneyRanger
British Army soldiers up to 1913 - The National Archives
Outback Family History
The Leading Ladies of the Goldfields –
The Cemetery at Mt Margaret – A Prospector Looks Back
Frank Henry Winfield – pioneer profile
The Legal Genealogist: Living legacy of Dred Scott
Coming up: November-December 2023
JStor Daily
AI and the Creative Process: Part One Bride of Frankenstein
Xerox and Roll: The Corporate Machine and the Making of Punk
Why #StarringJohnCho Is Not Enough for Asian American Cinema
Autopsy of a Saint Sex and the Single Witch
Atlas Obscura
The Mystery of Area 51 27 Unusual Headstones
Welcome to The Afterlife, You Will Now Be Judged
The Monks Who Turned Themselves Into Mummies
The Bird Cage Theater Hitchcock’s Unusual Dinner Parties
The History of World’s End This Water Tank Is Home to an Iconic “Phantom” Supernatural Wartime Menaces A Creepy Fake Town
Poisonous Butterflies Paris’s Catacomb Mushrooms
History of the Sutro Tunnel A Waterway Named For a Ghost
The Iconic Rocker Grandma Europe’s Westernmost Point
The House Between Two Rocks One Church, Divided Under God
Inside The Winchester Mystery House The Warren's Occult Museum
A Viking Age Ritual How to Sell a Haunted House Spiced Mummies
The Tales In Our Stars Haunted Stays and Autumn Days in Colorado
House of the ‘Blood Countess’ Manhattan’s Oldest House
The Paranormal Museum Japan’s Deepest Train Station
Behold, 18 Death Dioramas Beware Soap Sally Hell on Earth
You’re Visiting the Wrong Salem Tom Devlin’s Monster Museum
Kostel Svatého Jiří Ghost Church Meet the Snallygaster!
Homey Gravestone Recipes Our Photo Contest Winners
La Isla de las Muñecas (Island of the Dolls) Witch Trial History
The Fight Over Paris’s Catacombs Squash-Obsessed City
Meet the Penny Farthing A Bridge That Leads Nowhere
Dive Into a Barracuda Lake A Teahouse Bothy ‘Fantasy Swan’
PODCAST Into the Twilight Zone PODCAST The Art of the Heist
Irish GenealogyWalking in the footsteps of Irish ancestors | The West Australian
Expert genealogy tips: Irish marriage licence bonds - IrishCentral
Always Interesting
Chris Wright The Ancestor Digger
Pauline Conolly A HOLLYWOOD DREAM FOR TASMANIANS
Li Cunxin announces retirement after 11-year tenure at Queensland Ballet Mao's Last Dancer MARY'S LAST DANCE
Headlines of Old
PENSIONERS IN CONVICT SHIPS Trove Tuesday. 24th Oct 2023, Western Australia, 1850.. Pensioner Guards were English military personnel who served on convict transportation ships en route to the Swan River Colony between 1850 and 1868, and were given employment and grants of land on arrival.
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That Moment in Time
FRIDAY FOSSICKING 27th Oct 2023, Genealogy tips, before the druids, haunted grocery store, Here Be Dragons, reviews, podcasts, spooky Irish ghost town, after 50 years sister found, haunted houses, 1890 ice-cream parlor/ parlour, secret Scottish shrine, great blogs and lots more…
Looking for a great book to read… see the reviews…
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