The Hyde Park Barracks Appeal
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed site is layered with emotional stories delivered through cutting-edge innovation, redefining the heritage experience and bringing our complex past to life more authentically than ever before.
How your support makes a difference
There is still more we’d like to achieve together. Your generous support will help us to:
- deliver new education programs that excite and engage
- develop inspiring public programs and activations
- continue to conserve and digitise the internationally renowned archaeology collection, and make it accessible to the public
- support ongoing work to ensure the protection and conservation of the 200-year-old site
Your gift to Sydney Living Museums ensures that the Hyde Park Barracks remains a leading heritage and cultural destination into the future. Thank you!
Hyde Park Barracks offers a new way of seeing history as something lived that is emotional, challenging and will inspire.
The Hon Don Harwin MLC
Contact us
We are happy to discuss your ideas, feedback and thoughts on fundraising campaigns. If you would like to have a confidential discussion, please contact:
Judy Tanna
Head of Development & Fundraising
T: 02 8239 2433
M: 0408 232 962
E: judy.tanna@slm.com.au
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