2024 RAHS Conference at Campbelltown
Windows into Local History
Bookings have now opened for the 2024 RAHS Conference, which will be held on 26–27 October at Campbelltown Catholic Club. Early-bird prices are available until 30 September.
RAHS President Dr Iain Stuart said, ‘The theme Windows into Local History reflects our commitment to uncovering and sharing the rich tapestry of our local communities. I look forward to meeting delegates at the conference and exploring these fascinating stories together.’
Our keynote speaker is Emeritus Professor Mark McKenna FAHA, author of several prize-winning books, including From The Edge: Australia’s Lost Histories. In this year’s Lesley Muir Address, he will explain how local history will form the foundation of his forthcoming short history of Australia.
The conference program features topics on Campbelltown, the Fisher’s Ghost Festival, and digital tools and resources to support your history projects. There are also plenty of opportunities to network, including a welcome reception on Friday, 25 October, hosted by the Campbelltown and Airds Historical Society at the Campbelltown Arts Centre. There will be three Saturday tour options for conference delegates: a tour of the Glenalvon House, a guided walking tour, and a bus tour of heritage highlights. On Sunday, 27 October, we will present the Certificates of Achievement, which recognise the invaluable contributions made by individuals to historical societies throughout New South Wales.
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with passionate speakers, network with fellow history enthusiasts, and explore the vibrant history of the Campbelltown region. Secure your spot now to receive a discount on your tickets!
Check out the 2024 RAHS Conference website to explore the program and all that Campbelltown has to offer, including its landmarks, galleries and historic sites.
We look forward to seeing you at the Conference!
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