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The collection includes a wide-ranging assemblage of film, sound and images of trains dating back to the late 19th Century.
The following selection showcases the integral role that trains and railways have had in connecting our people and sculpting our nation. Click
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In these fun activities, students are exercising many of the skills of historical inquiry — observing, sequencing, analysing, synthesising, evaluating and interpreting.
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From Wireless to Web - click
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National Treasures - 15 cherished and sometimes forgotten national treasures - click
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Click to view Nadia's books based around events in Australian History.
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Australians All - teacher's notes - click to view
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Mystery at Rookwood explores aspects of Chinese migration to Australia in the nineteenth century. In a game approach, students have to assist the 'ghost' of colonial entrepreneur Quong Tart in discovering his true identity. To do this, they examine a series of primary and secondary sources across six topics before attempting a number of quizzes.
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Each heading is a different topic. Click and engage.
Interactive - Read about and follow the route of these great early explorers.
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TimeMaps' FREE interactive World History Atlas is the most comprehensive history atlas on the internet. Inside you will find over 1,500 maps, historical overviews, depth-articles, images etc
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The World Digital Library hosts more than 10,000 primary documents and images from collections around the world. The WDL can be searched by date, era, country, continent, topic, and type of resource. Plus by clicking through the map on the homepage.
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Pinterest - History
