Sharpen those colouring pencils, shake those hands and get ready for another colouring page! Enjoy this relaxing, screen-free activity. We have transformed a photo from the Collection into a downloadable / printable page. It fits neatly on landscape A4-sized paper.
The sketch was made from this photo of Cumberland Place, The Rocks. NRS-4481-2-[4/8625]-825
In this episode we visit the Conservation Lab where Elizabeth shows us how to unbox glass plate negatives - very gently! These fragile archives are not directly accessible to the public. Instead, after Conservation makes a positive health check on this glass plate neg it will go to the Digitisation team, and the researcher will receive a digital copy.
Between January-September 1919, pneumonic influenza, commonly known as the 'Spanish Flu', killed 6,387 people in New South Wales, infecting as many as 290,000 in Metropolitan Sydney alone. The pandemic threw the people and Government of the State into a community effort rivalled only by that of the recent war, in an attempt to lessen the spread, and impact, of a deadly disease.
Bring out your colouring pencils! Enjoy this relaxing, screen-free activity. We have transformed a photo from the Collection into a downloadable / printable page. It fits neatly on landscape A4-sized paper.
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