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WWOnelink – Gathering together WWI projects
Last week, through twitter, I discovered this marvellous site. WWOnelink is about linking your Great War Commemoration Project to the world. Definitely a collaborative workspace in my books. The site...
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Research communities
Ostrovo (known as Arnissa) today. Photo courtesy of Nikiforos Sivenas It’s wonderful how research communities and people can cross paths. As mentioned in an earlier blog, World War I Link gathers a lot...
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The Margaret Henry Oral History Archive
Image courtesy of University of Newcastle It’s Australia Day, a time to celebrate amazing achievements by Australians and to welcome new Australians to our fold. It’s also a time to reflect on how far...
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Histories of Hunter Women
Novocastians, Jude Conway needs your help. As part of her project Histories of Hunter Women, Jude is trying to determine what year the following women died [and if by chance any are still alive...
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Local history at Newcastle Library
Wow! I’m loving the new Newcastle Library website, especially the Heritage & History section. It’s all there. Everything you will need whether you are writing a novel, memoir or researching your...
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Women of Words Wrap-up
Four of the 68 dresses from the Remembering the Women project What a great success these events have been and I’d like to personally thank Janette Hoppe for creating the Women of Words project and...
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The Virtual War Memorial
Virtual War Memorial Courtesy of Virtual War Memorial Australia Yesterday I had the honour of having my talk on the Scottish Women’s Hospitals of WWI broadcast on Radio Adelaide 101.5 and when I was...
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