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Jan Wood of Woodland Productions Interviews Amie Zar Local History Librarian about events coming up for Heritage Festival 2012- Saving Ballast Point and A Patchwork of Memories Exhibition of Balmain in the 60s 70s. 80s and 90s held at Leichhardt Library April 2nd – 30th 2012  “A Patchwork of Memories of Balmain in the 50′s, 60′s , 70′s and 80′s”
An exhibition of retrospective art work by Jan Wood. Jan Wood will exhibit her work as part of the Heritage Festival Events for 2012. Her work includes images of the older Balmain including Ballast Point when it was Caltex, Mort’s Dock and Darling Street. Opens Monday 2nd April – 30th April Leichhardt Library Opening Hours of the Library Enquiries – 9367 9266
Last Night Paul ‘ O Keefe delivered a powerful and compelling unique family history to a packed crowd at the Balmain Town Hall. Paul grew up in Balmain and his family have lived there for three generations. Paul has uncovered their family ties to Ettie Hart, Paul’s Great Great Grandmother who was Ned Kelly’s secret love and longtime sweetheart. This is a historical gem of a story, Paul’s presentation takes you on a journey packed with facts, documents and compelling ties to the famous Australian legend of Ned Kelly. Paul will be Re- Neducating again at Randwick Library History Group Series, Randwick Library Thursday April 12, 10.30-11.30am Where: Randwick Branch Library, Level one, Royal Randwick Shopping Centre, Belmore Road, Randwick Free event, bookings essential. Call: 9314 4888 Don’t miss out
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