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| Township of Ballaarat from nr Bath's Hotel, 1855, S. T. Gill (1818-1880); State Library of Victoria |
- "Banjo" Paterson Tells His Own Story - Part 1 - In the Days of the Gold Escorts
- "Banjo" Paterson Tells His Own Story - Part 2 - Giants of the Paddle, Pen, and Pencil
- "Banjo" Paterson Tells His Own Story - Part 3 - A "Reliability" Drive to Melbourne
- "Banjo" Paterson Tells His Own Story - Part 4 - An Execution and a Royal Pardon
- "Banjo" Paterson Tells His Own Story - Part 5 - Political Giants and "Pilgrim Fathers"
- A Colonial Love Story - The Maid of the Inn
- Melbourne from 1852 to 1854
- Memories of Old Melbourne - Part I
- Memories of Old Melbourne - Part II
- Memories of Old Melbourne - Part III
- Memories of Old Melbourne - Part IV
- Memories of Old Melbourne - Part V
- Memories of Parramatta in 1837 by Mr. John Taylor
- Memories of Perth in the 1890's by Henry Lyall Hall
- Pioneers and Veterans of Ipswich, Queensland
- Reminiscences of Early Penrith Going Back to the 1830s (New South Wales)
- Reminiscences of Kapunda in the 1860s
- Reminiscences of Redcastle - 1915
- Reminiscences of a Mackay Newchum and Pioneer 1882-1928
- Reminiscences of a Queensland Pioneer
- Reminiscences of a Wide Bay Pioneer - 1853 to 1870
- Reminiscences of the Old Coaching Days in New South Wales & Queensland by a Native of Llandilo
- Reminiscenes of Eungella
- Tasmanian Memories 1874
- The Drovers' Prank - A Droving Reminiscence of 1879 on the Queensland and NSW Border
- When Western Australia Had 12,000 people - 1856
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