Podcasts – The Fitzroy History Society

Ewing Trust – Fitzroy Walking Tours – PODCAST Series (Updated with MacRobertsons Chocolates Walk)

Wednesday 15 February 2023Wednesday 14 July 2021 by Andy Lanskis

Take a wander through Melbourne’s first suburb with this new podcast series, Fitzroy Walking Tour. Proudly sponsored by The Ewing Trust. Each episode features local experts sharing old and new stories about the many landmarks and iconic buildings throughout Fitzroy and has been designed for you to take at your own pace.

Link to podcasts #1 and #2 here -> https://library.yarracity.vic.gov.au/whats-on/fitzroy-walking-tour

Link to Podcast #3 here -> https://soundcloud.com/yarralibraries/ewing-trust-fitzroy-walking-tour-3-macrobertsons-chocolates?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Alternate “direct” links below …

Ewing Trust Fitzroy Walking Tours #1 – A Walk Around Fitzroy Town Hall

Ewing Trust Fitzroy Walking Tours #2 – Brunswick Street to Nicholson Street

Ewing Trust Fitzroy Walking Tour #3 MacRobertsons Chocolates

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The Fitzroy Diaries

Tuesday 3 August 2021Monday 28 June 2021 by Tom O'Dea

You can listen to The Fitzroy Diaries online or by searching for it in your podcast app: The Fitzroy Diaries

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				Fitzroy History Society
				 
			
			
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		Treasure Trove of Resources Ever wanted to to read the diaries of Sidney Nolan, or hear a song about Don Bradman? What about finding an 1840s recipe for a prune tart? Trove has it all. Trove provides access to over 6 billion records about Australia or of interest to the Australian community, and is an invaluable asset for professionals and the public alike. Get some tips and tricks on how you can use Trove for your own research in this blog post from the State Library of Victoria.			
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				State Library Victoria The treasure that is Trove: why reference librarians love it
			
		
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					On any given day here at State Library Victoria you may hear librarians wax lyrical about the wonders of Trove. Yet for many library users it can be a bit of a mystery. So what is Trove, how do librar...
		
	


	
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		Fitzroy Residents Association.Did you know that the FRA has a free newsletter - FitzTalk bulletin?FitzTalk aims to keep you and your family, friends and networks in touch with FRA activities. The bulletin is now available to anyone who wishes to subscribe regardless of membership or geographical location. You can also view past copies of the newsletter.For more information and to subscribe, the link is listed below. 			
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				FitzTalk – Fitzroy Residents Association
			
		
					fitzroyresidents.org.au
		
					FitzTalk is our occasional bulletin that aims to keep you and your family, friends and networks in touch with our activities.
		
	


	
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		State Library of Victoria toursDiscover the fascinating history of the Library and explore some of the many iconic spaces with this one-hour tour.Tours commenced yesterday 22 March and continue daily until 27 March. For more details and to book for a free tour, please click on the link.			
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				History of the Library Tour
			
		
					www.slv.vic.gov.au
		
					Discover the fascinating history of State Library Victoria and explore some of the many iconic spaces with a one-hour tour hosted by our friendly and passionate volunteers.
		
	


	
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				Fitzroy History Society
				 
			
			
 3 weeks ago 
			
	
		
	



	
		Finding FamiliesDo you want to discover more about your ancestors and how they lived their lives?Online history workshops available via the State Library.Learn the principles of family historyLearn how to access a wide variety of research resourcesFree sessions available on 30 March and 27 April, but suggest you book quickly.For full details and booking, please go to:			
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				Finding Families
			
		
					www.slv.vic.gov.au
		
					Learn the principles of family history, access research resources and tour the Family History collection in this introductory workshop.
		
	


	
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		State Library Newspaper Collection 1831 to 2000.Try your hand at being a social historian and read each page of The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald from when they were first published, right up to the end of 2000.For more information please go to 			
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				State Library Victoria Online Collection Spotlight: Australian Newspapers Collection (1831-2000)
			
		
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					Australian Newspapers Collection (1831-2000) database has images of each page of the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald from when they were first published right up to the end of 2000.
		
	


	
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