Archives Open!
Come and visit the State Records of South Australia archive and get a behind the scenes tour of one of the biggest archival collections in the country. State Records staff will guide you through the Gepps Cross facility, provide some background about the collection, and you will be able to view historic original records on display. Bookings essential.
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From the reel to the hard drive: the legacy of the SAFC in the digital age
State Records has recently digitised material from the SAFC collection. Join us and Associate Professor Mike Walsh to explore Don Dunstan’s vision for a South Australian film industry, the Corporation’s early years, and key productions from Sunday Too Far Away to Ultraman—plus a few rarities. Bookings essential.
Friday 22 May from 10:30 am to 12 pm at the Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of SA
Researching First Nations History
Hosted at the Port Adelaide Library and presented with the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, attendees will learn more about how to research Aboriginal family history in South Australia.
Thursday 14 May from 10am to 11:30am at the Port Adelaide Public Library
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Animalia: Stories from the Archives
Explore the surprising stories of humans and animals through archival records and vote for your favourite! Join us to discover the fascinating connections between humans and animals revealed through records from our collections.
We’ll share stories that highlight the special roles animals have played in our communities. From working dogs in Antarctica to other cuddly critters, we’ll reveal surprising stories that showcase the special roles animals have in our lives and society. After each round exploring these stories, vote for the animal tale that captured your imagination the most.
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Tuesday 12 May from 10:30 am to 12 pm at the Hetzel Lecture Theatre, State Library of SA
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See the full program of events across the state at South Australia's History Festival (external site) (external site).