Community Advisory Committee September 2010
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State Records' Community Advisory Committee was formed in March 2000. The Community aims to: provide feedback on existing and proposed products and services; advise on possible new or modified services; evaluate the current level of service performance, and; recommend performance indicators of service quality.
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Community Advisory Committee September 2010
- 1. Community Advisory Committee Updates 22 September 2010
Editor's Notes
- New layout for indexes
- Shopping cart for online indexes – one admin fee
- Most of the convict indexes have been integrated so you can use a single search State Records continues to make strategic acquisitions of indexes created by others to material in the ARK and other popular series These include – Applications to marry – Tickets of leave and the mariners webs site
- Still continuing to highlight a new item from the collection each month for the Macquarie gallery as part of Macquarie 2010 celebrations
- Links to Heritage NSW and Wikipedia
- occurrence as furnished by F. Kirchen, the night watch man and J. Mcknight the caretaker to my officer, Mr Simpson employed in attending to works required in and about the building. Kirchen the night watchman stated that he went on duty the previous evening at 5.45 and remained on duty the whole of the night, during which time he was visited three times by Police Constables McVane and Day – the last visit being at 5.15am, the constables named were in the building as far as the fountain – they remained two or three minutes, and then walked towards the West entrance and left about 5.30am – the constables had only left him two or three minutes, when he had to let Mcknight the caretaker in at the gates – this was about 25 minutes to 6 oclock – they both went towards the western Entrance and while doing so, observed smoke issuing from the building – they then ran towards the fire cock in the west transept, connected the hose and applied the water to where the smoke was coming up the well hole of the fountain in dense masses .
- History week This 5 minute YouTube presentation features a selection of photographs from the NSW State archives collection showing city dwellers going about their daily business. It is accompanied by a narration of Henry Lawson's poem 'Faces in the Street'.
- The final tour venue is Broken Hill from today, 10 September until 17 October 2010. While the exhibition team are out West, they are also taking a small 25-piece ‘suitcase’ version to communities in Menindee and Wilcannia. UNESCO CAARA nomination of AWB records for Australian Memory of the World Register - consultation Collaboration with Carol to develop a local history case study, using Liverpool. Plans for State Records to digitise goal photos 9from micro film) and link to index on website.
- LPMA – kiosks access to Crown Plans, Charting Maps, Old Form Torrens Registers