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Newcastle photographic exhibition recalls the glory days of steam in the Mudgee region
'Railway Portraits' by Robert and Bruce Wheatley recalls the glory days of steam over 60 years
Mike Scanlon
One of the early morning pictures from the Railway Portraits exhibition at Newcastle Region Library. Picture by Robert and Bruce Wheatley
Our History
Mudgee's Criterion Theatre: More than just movies
Even though it's the same building, the facade of Mudgee's former Criterion Theatre bears little resemblance to what you see at 74 Church Street today, photo courtesy of Mudgee Historical Society.
Our History
Hotel Mudgee - the grand design and grand demise
From 1929 until 1965 the Hotel Mudgee stood at the corner of Mortimer and Church streets, now the Shell service station, photos courtesy of Mudgee Historical Society.
Hall with Trojan War decorations uncovered at Pompeii
2000-year-old paintings inspired by the Trojan War has been discovered during excavations at the Roman city of Pompeii. Pictures by Pompeii Parco Archeologico/Instagram
Our History
Mudgee's forgotten private hospitals
ALTERNATE USE: The former Rexton Hospital is now a private home in Douro Street.
Our History
Abandoned in a creek bed: Honour restored to 28 World War I veterans
Gabriel Rule
Norm Roberts and Chris Johnson with the restored East Shelbourne State School Roll of Honor, once thought lost. Picture by Darren Howe
In Depth
What we've learnt since the first dinosaur was named
Will Dunham
Casting of Archaeopteryx, the oldest known bird. Original fossil located at Humboldt University, Berlin. Found near Blumenberg in 1877. Picture Getty Images
Volunteers sought to read some of the most moving love letters ever sent
Steve Evans
Australian War Memorial's head of research Robyn Van-Dik. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Vintage rest stop photos a window into road-trips past
Nyk Carnsew
Transport for NSW has released an album of 60 road stop images, dated from 1955-1982. (HANDOUT/TRANSPORT FOR NSW)
National Library rewriting the script as history becomes clearer
Steve Evans
National Library of Australia director-general Marie-Louise Ayres with one of the millions of handwritten manuscripts. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

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