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SUMMARY:Como House of Discovery: Traces of Girlhood
DESCRIPTION:History has left only traces of the experience of girlhood. Yet traces do remain\, poignant and important. They tell the stories of girls and young women who grew up in 19th and early 20th-century Victoria and the central role they played in our society.   \nThis exhibition at Como House in South Yarra will illuminate these traces\, featuring handiwork\, scrapbooks\, writing\, archaeological artefacts and photographs.   \nExploring themes including opportunities and expectations\, work and play\, learning and connections\, Traces of Girlhood brings together the diverse experiences of girls from our past through the things they have left behind.   \nBook tickets for the weekend Open House sessions to view the exhibition at your own pace\, or join a house tour to learn more of the history and stories of Como House & Garden.  \nThis exhibition is generously supported by The Hansen Little Public Humanities Grant\, Faculty of Arts\, University of Melbourne\, and presenting partner Heritage Victoria.
URL:https://www.historyvictoria.org.au/event/como-house-of-discovery-traces-of-girlhood/
LOCATION:Como House & Garden\, Corner Williams Rd & Lechlade Ave\, South Yarra\, Victoria\, 3141\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Victorian History Events
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SUMMARY:CURATOR'S TOUR OF MELBOURNE'S STORIED LANEWAYS WITH DAVID THOMPSON
DESCRIPTION:David Thompson will take you behind the scenes of our current exhibition\, Melbourne’s Storied Laneways which David curated. The exhibition was prompted by the upcoming publication of  The Story of Melbourne’s Lanes: Essential but Unplanned by Weston Bate\, Richard Broome\, Nicole Davis\, Andrew J. May\, Helen Stitt  which will be launched on 3rd October 2024. \nWe all have our favourite Melbourne laneway and curator David Thompson has chosen a handful of lanes which reveal intriguing Melbourne stories. When we think of today’s gussied-up\, tourist-friendly laneways like Guilford Lane and Hosier Lane\, it is hard to imagine that a mere 50 years ago the laneways were workaday places full still of small factories and light industry. \n This is a History Month event
URL:https://www.historyvictoria.org.au/event/curators-tour-of-melbournes-storied-laneways-with-david-thompson-4/
LOCATION:RHSV Gallery Downstairs\, 239 A'Beckett St\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:What's On
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SUMMARY:Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network: Presentation on 2024 International Congress on Maritime Museums Conference
DESCRIPTION:Jackie Watts will deliver an informal presentation on her short paper\, entitled: “Capturing the past to inform the future”\, and a discussion on issues arising from the 2024 International Congress on Maritime Museums conference. Worldwide\, it seems that\, regardless of assets\, infrastructure or funding\, many museums are dealing with emerging issues and struggling for relevance. The 2024 Conference of the ICMM\, held in Netherlands and Belgium\, has just ended and Jackie Watts\, inaugural Chair of the Melbourne Maritime Heritage Network Board\, was a speaker at the conference\, delivering  the above paper. \nThe evening will start with MMHN’s brief AGM followed by Jackie’s presentation. Refreshments will then be served. \nClick to read the full program of the 2024 conference \n\n\nJackie Watts holds a Doctorate in Education (RMIT)\, postgraduate qualifications in Teaching & Librarianship (University of Melbourne) and a Bachelor of Arts (La Trobe University). Her areas of professional expertise include secondary & tertiary education\, librarianship\, research\, vocational education and training (VET)\, professional development\, commerce and community activism. Jackie served on  Melbourne City Council  between 2011 – 2020\, and in 2012 became the first Chair of the Knowledge City Portfolio and Deputy Chair of the People City Portfolio holding these positions until leaving Council in 2020. These portfolios represented the most significant economic and socially progressive areas of work on Council. Jackie also represented Council with the Bay Municipalities Association of Victoria and is currently a Board member of Offshore and Specialist Ships Australia(OSSA). She has a keen and abiding interest in heritage recognition\, preservation and celebration\, and in particular\, maritime heritage. \n\n\n\nMelbourne Maritime Heritage Network (MMHN) is a non-political\, not-for-profit\, member-based ‘umbrella’ organisation (i.e. a Network) that brings together individuals and stakeholder groups from marine\, maritime heritage\, education\, tourism\, corporate and community sectors\, all of which share a commitment to fostering greater recognition of\, and knowledge about\, Melbourne’s rich maritime heritage and maritime industry sector – past\, present and future. MMHN is a catalyst to advocate for the better management of maritime matters. It seeks to sharpen the focus on the richness of Melbourne’s maritime heritage and the crucial role of its port facilities in delivering social\, cultural and economic benefits to Melbourne and regional Victoria. \n\n\n\n A History Month event. For full program click on the History Month logo.
URL:https://www.historyvictoria.org.au/event/melbourne-maritime-heritage-network-presentation-on-2024-international-congress-on-maritime-museums-conference/
LOCATION:RHSV Gallery Downstairs\, 239 A'Beckett St\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
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