Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO® Bricks was a world premiere exhibition of astonishing LEGO skyscrapers at the Museum of Sydney.
Visitors to Richmond Villa, head office of the Society of Australian Genealogists in Kent Street, Sydney, may have met the steady gaze of a young woman dressed in the fashion of the early 1840s.
Our philosophy of maintaining the Rouse Hill House & Farm collection in its timeworn condition poses distinct conservation challenges.As far as...
At Sydney Living Museums, learning is at the heart of everything we do.
Discover the vision and message behind this year’s NAIDOC Week event on Sunday 14 July at Rouse Hill House & Farm.
Traces of long-lost decorative features at Elizabeth Farm provide insights into changing fashions in 19th‑century architecture and design.Few old...
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing on 20 July 1969, we dug deep into our collections and found this wonderfully whimsical wallpaper, designed for children’s bedroom walls.
Australia holds one of the oldest living cultures in the world, and First Nations music making is the oldest continuing form of music making. For the Songs of Home exhibition, Sydney Living Museums collaborated with five talented contemporary First Peoples composers.
The reconstruction of a unique but incomplete copy of a colonial song has allowed us to hear it 170 years after it was composed.
