
Museum Selfie Day Wrap Up
If you’re not familiar with the photo festival that is Museum Selfie Day it is an annual worldwide event during which museums encourage visitors to share their own selfies taken...
On museology, engagement and digital culture
If you’re not familiar with the photo festival that is Museum Selfie Day it is an annual worldwide event during which museums encourage visitors to share their own selfies taken...
2016 has been a big year for the History Trust of South Australia. We changed our name for one! We welcomed Greg Mackie as our new Chief Executive, had a...
History SA is now the History Trust of South Australia. Those of you with long memories might realise this is a return to our original name, which has in fact remained our ‘legal’ name. The History Trust of South Australia is a statutory authority reporting to Parliament through the Minister...
Today migration museums are dotted all over the world – from Buenos Aires to Bremerhaven, New York to Norway. Rewind just thirty years and this particular breed of museum was...
This week we’ve been thinking about digital story projects we might undertake in the future (more on that sometime soon). Digital storytelling is an area that is growing and changing rapidly...
Earlier this year Keith Conlon filmed a piece for us on the history of the National War Memorial in Adelaide. He reflected on its significance to South Australians and shared...
This picture was taken by Frank Hurley in 1935 as part of the preparations for the 1936 centenary events.
This year's State History Conference will be held in Robe 23-25 October. Watch this space for post conference reflections by Senior Curator Mandy Paul.