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Sydney, 1831 [Cumberland Street], Charles Rodius (1802-1860); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
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- "The Hell Ship" — The Tragic Story of the "Chapman" Convict Ship 1817
- 1867 The Year of the Floods in New South Wales
- A Day Spent at Claremont Hospital for the Insane, Western Australia, 1920
- A Small History of Parramatta District Hospital 1817 to 1911
- A Soldier's Diary of Gallipoli 1915
- A Tasmanian Bushranger - Michael Howe (1787-1818)
- A Trip on the Hawkesbury River 1880
- A Trip to Launceston in 1869
- A Visit to Queen's Orphans School New Town (Tasmania) 1853
- A Visit to Yarra Bend Lunatic Asylum 1853
- A Visit to the Cascades Lunatic Asylum in 1882 (The Former Cascades Female Factory)
- A Visit to the Northern Mines of South Australia 1846
- Account of a Trip to Hunter's River - Letter I - 1827
- Account of a Trip to Hunter's River - Letter II - 1827
- Account of a Trip to Hunter's River - Letter III - 1827
- Account of a Trip to Hunter's River - Letter IV - 1827
- Account of a Trip to Hunter's River - Letter V - 1827
- Ann Rumsby 1802-1850 - The story of the pretty convict girl who had doctors fight for her, Marsden prosecute her and Governor Brisbane defend her.
- Bridge Over the River Torrens, Adelaide
- Burke and Wills Monument Melbourne 1865
- Cannibalism of Convicts ... An Incident of Convict Life in Tasmania
- Claremont Hospital for the Insane Western Australia 1912
- Convict Stories: Henry Perfect - Transported for Seven Years to Botany Bay, April 1805
- Convict Stories: Richard Andrews & Alexander Hall - Sentenced to Seven Years Transportation
- Country Scenes - Port Macquarie - 1864
- Darlinghurst Prison 1840-1866
- Early History of Petersburg South Australia 1875-1897
- Early History of the Murrumbidgee - Wagga Wagga
- Edward Henty - The First 'Abiding' Settler on Victorian Soil (Portland) 19th November 1834
- Farmers Visiting the State Agricultural Farm, Roseworthy Agricultural College, South Australia 1908
- Freemantle Western Australia in 1866
- Gipps Land Hospital, Sale - Opening 20 August 1867
- Gold Escort Conveying Gold from the Mines to the Bank - South Australia
- Goulburn Goal in 1888
- Governor Phillip's Arrival With the First Fleet - Printed in 1863
- Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851
- Henry Lawson 7 June 1867 – 2 September 1922
- Historic Event - Attempted Escape of Prisoners from Darlinghurst Goal November 1864
- Historic Event - Grand Masonic Ball Melbourne, October 1853
- Historic Event - Intercolonial Fire Brigade Competition, at Prince Alfred Park Sydney - November 1881
- Historic Event - Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Freemason's Almshouses, Melbourne 17 July 1867
- Historic Event - The Arrival of the Missionary Ship "John Williams" at Hobson's Bay on 19 August 1866
- Hobart Town on the River Derwent, Van Diemen's Land - February 1830
- Inside The Penal Establishment at Pentridge in 1867
- Life at the Diggings - Letters from McIvor Diggings, Victoria, 1 July 1853 and Bendigo, 25 July 1853
- Life on the Gold Fields 1852-53
- Loss of the Neva Convict Ship 14 May 1835
- Memoirs of Ex-Superintendent Roche - The Bertrand Murder 1865
- Menzies Pioneers First Social Gathering 1897 (Western Australia)
- Mother's Day - First Celebration in Australia - The White Carnation - 19th June 1910
- New South Wales Cadet Corps 1898 (Beginnings at The King's School Parramatta)
- Old Australian Crime Records - Remarkable Crimes and Criminals - Part 1
- Old Australian Crime Records - Remarkable Crimes and Criminals - Part 2
- Old Australian Crime Records - Remarkable Crimes and Criminals - Part 3
- Parramatta's Last Representative Rugby Football Team (against New Zealand) in 1893
- Pictures of ANZAC Day from around Australia 1920
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part I - The Rocks - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part II - The Rocks cont. - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part III - Woolloomooloo - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part IV - Woolloomooloo, cont. - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part V - Sussex Street and Darling Harbour - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part VI - Sussex Street and Darling Harbour, cont. - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part VII - Upper Watershed of Darling Harbour - 1864
- Rambles Through Sydney - Part VIII - Upper Watershed of Darling Harbour, cont. - 1864
- Second Independent Church, Melbourne - March 1851
- Shipwreck - Steamer Wairarapa - 28 October 1894 - Captain, Passenger and Seamen Lost - Press Releases as it happened
- South Australia in 1864
- Swan River 1832
- Sydney Mint in 1871
- Sydney in 1801-02-03 - Part I
- Sydney in 1801-02-03 - Part II
- The Asylum for Destitute Children, Randwick (NSW) - A Short History 1852-1868
- The Dandenong Ranges Victoria (A Day's Ramble) 1868
- The First School House in Melbourne 1837-38
- The First Sydney Duel - Colonel Paterson and Captain Macarthur - A Scrap of Early Colonial History
- The Gilbert Henderson - Female Convict Ship - Voyage of 1841 to Van Diemen's Land
- The Hunter's River - Letter I - 1827
- The Hunter's River - Letter II - 1827
- The Loss of the Brig "Tobago" - Tasmania - Monday 2nd June 1845
- The Loss of the Cataraque 1845
- The Nashville Diggings - The Gympie Goldfieds - Queensland
- The Oldest Grammar School in Australia - The King's School - History from 1832 to 1911
- The Opening of the Adelaide and Glenelg Railway, South Australia, 1873
- The Parramatta Female Factory Riot and Governance in 1827
- The Riots at Lambing Flat 1861
- The Tragic Story of Mrs Watson of Lizard Island, North Queensland 1881
- Unveiling the Batman Memorial - 3rd June 1882
- Victorian Police Cadets in the 1850s
- Volunteer Troops of the Early 1860s - Victoria and New South Wales
- William Ewart Hart - One of Australia's First Aviators
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