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VICTORIAN MUSEUM AWARDS 2019 Victorian Museum Awards 2019 Now in their 26th year, the Victorian Museum Awards celebrate the wonderful achievements of the Victorian museum and gallery sector. The 2019 Awards ceremony will be held on Wednesday 26 June at the National Gallery of Victoria and includes presentations from special guests. Objectives of the Victorian Museum Awards The Victorian Museum Awards recognise outstanding achievements and service in the museum, gallery, and collecting…
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Read more…Newly opened files at Public Record Office Victoria reveal life in 1940s mental hospitals RN By Simon Leo Brown Posted 1 Jan 2019, 6:00am PHOTO: Files reveal a patient climbed the roof of Kew Mental Hospital in the 1940s and rang the bell. (Wikimedia Commons: John Torcasio) On January 29, 1942, Ms Jacobson, a patient at Melbourne's Kew Mental Hospital, bit Nurse Carey on the forearm. The same day, patient Hart climbed onto the hospital's roof, broke a window, entered the bell tower and rang…
Read more…The Victorian Government recognises that local and community history is an important part of Victoria’s memory. The Local History Grants Program encourages and fosters community activities that preserve, record and share the local, social and community history of Victoria and Victorians. Local History Grants Program 2018-2019 Applications are now open for the 2018-2019 Round of the Local History Grants Program. Applications close midnight, Tuesday 18 December 2018. Late submissions will not be…
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