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It’s #NSWYouthWeek! Visit #DrugInfo to learn more about the issues affecting young people, resources for students, and where to go for help: https://t.co/SaujmujyNm https://t.co/d9XIKVEzmv

Gordon Gilmore street sweeping, Sydney, 29 August 1945

#ArtIndex, created by our #DXLab, brings the first 50 years of European art exhibitions in Australia to life through an interactive #DataVis. #WorldArtDay

See it in action: https://t.co/fP3QN7jx37

Learn more about the project: https://t.co/66ykwVJ7BC https://t.co/11gwqPe5IU

🎨From watercolours to pencil drawings, bold brush work and mixed media. Our Art Club is perfect for primary school students looking to learn new creative techniques!

#Free, register here: https://t.co/Tnn8xMdHBx https://t.co/iIXOAXMWMX

Today's featured public library is #Dunedoo Library, part of @MacquarieRegLib #ALibraryADay #NSWPublicLibraries

#DunedooLibrary, near #Dubbo, is an important part of its small rural community. They're looking forward to launching a Seed Library in May.🌱

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Curator Elise Edmonds spoke to @Eastside897fm Arts Wednesday about some of the incredible new collections on show in our Amaze Gallery.

🎧Listen to the interview here: https://t.co/0DEgOGMOhk

📍Plan your next visit here: https://t.co/aaIEBoz1fR https://t.co/uaLixB40sa

"For me, there’s much to admire in the unconventional, the experimental and the ambitious work that some might not see as art, or consider to be bad art," writes @jessaroo. #Openbook #WorldArtDay

Read her article 'In favour of bad art' here: https://t.co/crBsU5n8E4 https://t.co/Cu0726wFNy

🕵️‍♂️ Want to become a #FamilyHistory super sleuth? Join our Starting Family History Research online workshop on Wednesday 12 May at 10.30am to discover the Library’s diverse #FamilyHistory resources.

Book here: https://t.co/PuWghdyMpU https://t.co/syUmQ26ayu

🐚 Do you love collecting shells on the beach? The timeless appeal of shells has seen them preserved over the centuries!

Curator @SarahJMorley shares her story 'Gifts from the sea' here: https://t.co/yRcAS1N3Ap https://t.co/obpqpcCQz6

Today's featured public library is #DundasValley Library, part of @parralibrary. #ALibraryADay #NSWPublicLibraries

#Dundas Library is always fun place to visit! Your neighbourhood hub to connect, participate and learn. ❤️

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Come along to our next #BListBookclub to learn more about Emily Maguire's latest novel 'Love Objects' (@AllenAndUnwin) on Thursday 22 April, 6.30pm.

Register here: https://t.co/fvuyPAghqd https://t.co/RQ3wax4yyt

The big atlas is back!

Only 21 copies of the 150-kilo book were ever released and we hold Australia's only copy!

Find it on display in the Mitchell Library Reading Room until Monday 26 April. https://t.co/BxnvSpBnqu

Anniversary Day, seaplane on water, 26 January 1938

These photographs were taken #OTD in 1938 at Wirth's circus, known as Australia's own 'Greatest show on Earth'. https://t.co/zjV2PoJbum

Today's featured public library is #DulwichHill Library, part of @IWCouncil. #ALibraryADay #NSWPublicLibraries

ETC Dulwich Hill Library is a contemporary, pocket-sized neighbourhood library offering free WiFi, public computers and study spaces.

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Rick Morton will be at the Library this Thursday 15 April to share his new release 'My Year of Living Vulnerably'. A book about love and how we can't live without it. ❤️@HarperCollinsAU @SquigglyRick

#Free onsite & online, register here: https://t.co/GR1RpraJTq https://t.co/KPEztXQVJM

#NSWSeniorWeek starts today!

#DidYouKnow there are services where you can get free legal advice? Find out where to go for help here: https://t.co/nWH9jcgENa

#nswpubliclibraries #legalanswersnsw https://t.co/fWohfZjlCN

Today's featured public library is #Dubbo Library, part of @MacquarieRegLib. #ALibraryADay #NSWPublicLibraries

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Think you can decipher 19th century handwriting? ✍️

Try your hand at transcribing collections, like convict records and Sydney women's refuge notes, and let us know what you think about our new pilot transcription platform!

Get started here: https://t.co/G4i9cAOwtg https://t.co/Ptb3N3a01R

Projectors, Regent Theatre Sydney, 25 October 1938

Today's featured public library is #Dorrigo Library, part of Clarence Regional Library. #ALibraryADay #NSWPublicLibraries

Your place on the plateau. Sitting 731m above sea level, surely #DorrigoLibrary is one of the highest libraries in Australia!

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Photographer Milton Kent holding his aerial camera, Sydney, June 1953

Gentleman being assisted into horse-drawn cab, Sydney, c. 1900, Frederick Danvers Power

1928 model Studebaker sedan, Crown Street, Sydney, 29 January 1935

Captain Cook statue, Hyde Park, Sydney, 1879

1929-30 Buick coupe outside Government House, Sydney, Australia, November 1938, Sam Hood

Yawn and stretch exercises, 24 May 1939, composite photograph by Ted Hood

Photographer A.B. Clinton, New South Wales, 1872-1873, American & Australasian Photographic Company

Glassblowers at work, Crown Crystal Studio, Sydney, 1950

Ted Hood photographing journalist Leo Basser, 1937

1919 model Renault hearse the funeral parlour of Wood Coffill Ltd., Sydney, Australia, ca. 1930

Francis De Groot dragged off his horse after illegally cutting the opening ribbon, Sydney Harbour Bridge, 19 March 1932

Francis De De Groot cutting ribbon, at official opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, 19 March 1932

Person being weighed, 6 December 1937

State Brickworks, Homebush, Sydney, 1911-1912

Maintenance work, Norah Head lighthouse, New South Wales, 13 April 1939, by Ray Olson

John Denis Macdonald, Officer HMS Herald, ca. 1859

Ship at anchor in Port Jackson, Sydney, c. 1870