Applications for the Victorian Community History Awards for 2020 are now open. So if you have contributed to preserving Victoria’s history through various means (publication, display, multimedia & more) during the past year, you might be eligible for an award.
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The Victorian Government recognises the value of recording history, and makes grants of up to $15,000 available for community groups to record Victorian history through numerous means. Applications for the 2019-20 round of grants has just opened.
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There’s just a few days left to get your entry in for the Victorian Community History Awards, so don’t delay if you intend to.
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The Victorian Community History Awards are on again. Established in 1998, 2018 marks the 20th...
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Do your ancestors come from Victoria? If so, have you explored the vast collection of records that is held at the Public Record Office Victoria (PROV)? Why not enter to win a research voucher from Archival Access Victoria to get copies of some of their incredible records.
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As of 1 January 2017, hundreds of historic records from the Victorian State Government archives have been made public as part of PROV’s annual opening of officially closed records. Court records, hospital records, accident claims …
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71 community groups across Victoria will share in almost $350,000 in grants from the Victorian Government to help record and preserve their local history stories and share them with future generations.
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The Public Record Office of Victoria (PROV) released thousands of new records on 1 January 2016....
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Passenger lists are one of the key sources that every researcher aims to find. To discover the...
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The Victorian Archives Centre which houses both the National Archives of Australia and the Public Record Office Victoria are holding an open day and are opening their doors to you. With a tour of the archives, workshops and talks held throughout the day …
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