Traces magazine

An expert's tips to searching & editing @TroveAustralia so you too can help improve the site – one line at a time: bit.ly/2jSwviU

Ask Our Experts: Identifying an occupation from a family portrait: bit.ly/2hjhG9t #Ancestry #FamilyHistory

Author Q&A: Dr Roslyn Russell on the perils of voyaging to Australia: bit.ly/2gIO6t7 #AustralianHistory #FamilyHistory

Professional storykeeper Annie Payne on how to remember & document your childhood home: bit.ly/20dVkrK #FamilyHistory

Janis Wilton on her career in #history & her advice for people looking to pursue their passion for the past: bit.ly/2rKzn5E

An 1860s tapestry returns to its rightful owner thanks to #FamilyHistory research & a call-out in Inside History: bit.ly/2eFj0VL

Preserving a historic Australian cemetery: St John's #Parramatta: bit.ly/2ukaRZT #AustralianHistory #FirstFleet

Elisa Jakymin on the impact of #WWII on two Ukrainian teenagers, & how they came to build a new life in Australia. bit.ly/2lmEKno

Ever wondered about the meaning or methods behind convict tattoos? Sarah Matthews from @Library_Vic explains: bit.ly/2xvP3vP #ozhst

The story of how a rising musical star left behind the life of a city celebrity for a pioneer farm in 1925: bit.ly/2z1nrC2

Take a musical tour through @TroveAustralia's wonderful collections! Instruments, sheet music, biographies & more: bit.ly/2iHB8A8

#WWI at sea: an Australian witness to the Moldavia's sinking: bit.ly/2xwvOlu #AustralianHistory

In the mid-1800s, 110 soldiers, sailors, Māori, civilians & convicts were transported from NZ to Van Diemen's Land: ab.co/2gRLxIP

'No one needs libraries any more? What rubbish. These sanctuaries enrich our lives and communities in so many ways': bit.ly/2xvx08V

Who will you be thinking of this #RemembranceDay?

Historian @peteredwell discovered more than he bargained for when he decided to research his mysterious gg-father: bit.ly/2lp7TTy

From intel to admin, convoys to chemical warfare, the Australian Womens Army Service played a central role in #WWII: bit.ly/2aSPp5x

In 1830 George Robinson took Wooredy & Truganini on a "conciliatory" mission to find other original Tasmanians: bit.ly/2hkQt6l

Ever wondered which famous people your ancestors met? Cass Mercer discovers her 4xggparents hosted Charles Darwin: bit.ly/2yWJ1pD

Thx to @PenguinBooksAus we're giving away 5 copies of 'John Curtin's War': bit.ly/2zWvC0C | RT & Follow #FridayFreebie #ozhst – at New South Wales, Australia