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'''New South Wales State Archives'''<br> | '''New South Wales State Archives'''<br> | ||
Head Office | |||
The Mint | |||
10 Macquarie Street | |||
Sydney NSW 2000 Australia | |||
Phone: + 61 2 8239 2288 | |||
Email: info@mhnsw.au | |||
[http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/ Website] | [http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/ Website] | ||
:The collection includes a diverse range of items and formats, such as letters, files, photographs, maps, posters, film, video and e-records. From local school records to royal commissions, divorce papers to shipping registers, criminal trials to adoption records, the collection tracks through time the myriad interconnections between public agencies and private lives. The collection is one of the most complete records of the process of colonisation, and includes a number of items inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register. | |||
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'''New South Wales State Archives'''<br> | |||
Western Sydney Records Centre | |||
161 O'Connell Street | |||
Kingswood NSW 2747 | |||
Australia | |||
:Most of the State Archives Collection is in the form of original documents and can be viewed in our [https://mhnsw.au/visit-us/state-archives-reading-room/ '''Reading Room at Kingswood''']. Some records of regional significance are held in our Regional Archives Centres. | |||
==Libraries== | ==Libraries== | ||