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Finding and dating photographs

Find family photos and piece together dates and places from the many clues they contain. 

Finding Aids

Finding Aids are descriptive lists which help to show you the scope, content and size of a collection of items.

Find your military ancestors

Trace the military history of your ancestors using resrouces and records from Australia, New Zealand and the British Army at the Library and beyond.

Find what time you were born

Find out what time you were born using hospital records, birth announcements and family keepsakes.

Find the map you want

Learn how to find and explore the Library's vast and diverse online map collection.

Find family and friends

If you're trying to reconnect with friends or relatives, there are a range of resources and organisations that can help you.

Film, television and media

Learn how to find and access the Library's vast and diverse collection around film, television and media history.

Figaro!

Searching for the 18th-century character in the Library's rare books and music collections.

Ferguson Collection

Over 32,000 items, including rare books, pamphlets, maps, and ephemera, covering topics such as Oceania, transport, and literature. Compiled by Sir John Alexander Ferguson, it is a key resource for Australian history and bibliography.

Feminism in Australia

Module

Explore the evolution of women's rights in Australia from women's suffrage to contemporary movements like #MeToo in this learning module. 

 

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