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The following projects were presented in the following format:
Conference Papers/Lectures
Author: Dr Sue Rosen
I think its fair to say that all here would hope that when visiting an historic house, such as Experiment Farm Cottage that we could have confidence that its conservation had been undertaken to the standards set by ICOMOS, the International Council of Monuments and Sites.
I believe that that the general public assume that the interpretation of historic places and the stories told of them by their trustees are based on sound research undertaken by specialists from a wide range of disciplines. People have faith in institutions like the National Trust and the Historic Houses Trust and the National Parks and Wildlife Service. Yet what I hear, when I question some dubious claim, is that the funds are not there for research.
What happens is that changes are made to our most important and valued places without understanding the nature and meaning of the place. Its invariably damaging. And the stories told to school groups and interested visitors bear no relation to the actual history.
Its my concern that the conservation and continuing interpretation of Experiment Farm Cottage suffers from the lack of involvement of a qualified senior historian with a broad knowledge of the early colonial period that could provide a context for interpreting the on ground architectural reality.
Politics, Passions and Policies: Experiment Farm Cottage, Parramatta and Australia's Oldest House Debate
Author: Dr Sue Rosen Paper presented at: The inaugural conference of the Association of Critical Heritage Studies, Gothenburg – Re-Theorizing Heritage 2012 - Dynamics of heritage management and the ‘art’…
Australia's Oldest House? The National Trust Parramatta Lecture Series.
Author: Dr Sue Rosen I think its fair to say that all here would hope that when visiting an historic house, such as Experiment Farm Cottage that we…
In their own voice: using oral history to provide personal context to thematic studies.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum…
'Constructing Surveyor General Major Thomas Mitchell's Road from Mt Victoria to Bathurst: The Complexities and Politics of the Process' at Corrugations: the Romance and Reality of Historic Roads, ICOMOS 2005 Conference.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
"Renovating Sydney - Visions of Home and the Making of Public History".
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
"The No. 2 Stockade, Cox's River: A Study of the Convict Experience", Archaeology, Heritage and Tourism. Joint ASHA and AIMA Conference. Adelaide.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
Key Note Speaker: “South Sydney: A Video History of a Community”: Oral History Association of Australia (NSW), 1997.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
Sue Rosen, ‘Losing Ground: European Land Use in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment 1788-1870s’, Urban History and Planning Conference, Urban Research Program, ANU, 1995.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
‘Gladesville Psychiatric Hospital: Treatment and Facilities in the Nineteenth Century’, Heritage Week Address, Hunters Hill Historical Society - Ryde Council, 1995.
Paper presented at There's a War On! Collections, sites and stories related to WWI and WWII - Museums & Galleries NSW, NSW Heritage Office and Central West Heritage Network, Albury Museum
‘The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference.1994.
Author: Sue Rosen Editor: Jocelyn Powell, Deerubbin Press, Berowra The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference, 1994. Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury-Nepean. Expert contributors discuss the…
‘Revealing Traces of the 2nd Cox's River Stockade’, The Road: Convict Work Prison Culture, Historic Houses Trust of NSW, 1994.
Author: Sue Rosen Editor: Jocelyn Powell, Deerubbin Press, Berowra The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference, 1994. Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury-Nepean. Expert contributors discuss the
The Road: Convict Work Prison Culture Seminar - Historic Houses Trust
Author: Sue Rosen Editor: Jocelyn Powell, Deerubbin Press, Berowra The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference, 1994. Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury-Nepean. Expert contributors discuss the
‘The Ethics of Team Management’, The Professional Historians Association Ethics Conference, 1993.
Author: Sue Rosen Editor: Jocelyn Powell, Deerubbin Press, Berowra The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference, 1994. Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury-Nepean. Expert contributors discuss the
The Assessment of Archival Records in an Industrial Setting: White Bay, Pyrmont and Balmain Power Stations?, The Professional Historians Association - Archives Office of NSW Seminar, 1991.
Author: Sue Rosen Editor: Jocelyn Powell, Deerubbin Press, Berowra The Improvers’ Legacy’, The Hawkesbury: Past, Present and Future, Hawkesbury Bicentenary Conference, 1994. Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury-Nepean. Expert contributors discuss the
‘Luna Park: Fantasy, Fear and Public Fiction’, Centenary Conference: Setting Historical Agendas, Department of History University of Sydney, 1991.
Author: Sue Rosen This paper details some of the more recent corporate and political machinations concerning the Luna Park site, and places these within their historical context, as a part…
‘Homebush Abattoir - Economic Policies in the 1960s and 1970s’, The Sydney History Group, 1990, Working Sydney Conference, 1990.
Author: Sue Rosen This paper details some of the more recent corporate and political machinations concerning the Luna Park site, and places these within their historical context, as a part…