NSW Local Studies Librarians meeting
NSW Local Studies Librarians’ Meeting
Yellamundie Library and Gallery, 52 Scott Street, Liverpool and online 25 March 2025
Note - sound is faint at times on the recording.
NSW Local Studies Librarians’ Meeting
Local Studies Librarians Meeting
AGENDA
10 - 10.15am Welcome to Liverpool and Acknowledgement of Country
10.20 – 11am Doug Rogan, Director Museum and Gallery Services, International Conservation Services, From Analogue to Digital: Navigating Collection Digitisation – Assessing, Planning, Prioritising and Executing. And Managing the Digital Deluge. slides for International Conservation Services presentation
11.05 – 11.25am Morning tea
11.30am - 12.10pm Sarah Middleton-Jones, Senior Archivist (Research), Reserve Bank of Australia, Unreserved Access: Discovering the Histories of People and Places in the Reserve Bank. online
12.15 - 12.25 pm Local Studies in Flash: 10 slides in 5 minutes
- Ian Hoskins, North Sydney Council Historian, Hidden history of the Chinese in North Sydney.
- Andrew Allen, Local Studies Librarian, Campbelltown Sharing History: collaborating with the History Club. slides for Campbelltown presentation
12.30 – 1pm General Business
- LS wiki
- Steering committee
- Next meeting
- Other
1 – 1.55pm LUNCH
2 - 2.40pm Professor Kathy Bowrey, Law & Justice, UNSW Kathy Different ways of doing historical legal research online
2.45 – 3.25 pm Liz Mackenzie, Assistant Director, Community Liaison and Dr Jenny Ostini Director, Trove Community Services. Trove at 15: a snapshot and looking forward. slides for Trove presentation
3.30 – 4.05 pm Local Studies in Flash: 10 slides in 5 minutes
- Leila Davandeh. Programs Officer, Systems. Wagga Wagga, Library Connection. slides for Wagga Wagga presentation
- Holly Millward, Community History Technician, Inner West Community Hub Educational Site Studies History - material for the classroom and at home. slides for Inner West presentation
- Louise Riley, Archive Customer Service Officer and Sue Ryan, Coordinator Local Studies, Newcastle, Local History a Monumental Task: trying to keep track of local plaques and markers. online
- Samantha Figueroa, Service Team Leader, Local Studies (Acting), Wollongong, Aboriginal Community Histories. slides for Wollongong presentation
- Leonie Welstead, Local Studies Officer, Liverpool Community Exhibitions at Yellamundie. slides for Liverpool presentation
- Alison Wishart, Local History Librarian, Woollahra, Woollahra: Then and Now exhibition – online and onsite slides for Woollahra presentation
4.10 – 4.40pm Associate Professor Toby Raeburn, Madness: Then and Now Liverpool Lunatic Asylum (1826-1838). Liverpool Lunatic Asylum is rarely mentioned in the history of mental health in NSW, and this is the first major research on this institution.