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The Pioneers of Port Phillip
In the 1930s, an educational pamphlet taught children a version of their town's history.
Melbourne's first newspaper
It lacked the complexity of newspapers today, but Fawkner's ‘rag' was the beginning of Melbourne's media.
Garryowen
The witty observations of an Irish journalist tell the real story of life in Port Phillip.
Sir Redmond Barry's life
An Irish migrant became one of the most influential men in Victorian public life.
Prison punishment
Hard physical labour and isolation were common punishments for 19th century Victorian prisoners.
Melbourne's founders
John Batman and John Pascoe Fawkner are credited as Melbourne's first pioneers, but who arrived first?
Melbourne's first gaols
Port Phillip endured several dysfunctional prisons before Melbourne Gaol was established.
Pentridge Prison
From humble beginnings, Pentridge Prison grew to house some of Victoria's most notorious criminals.
Peter Lalor
From activist, to rebel, to controversial politician – Peter Lalor's life was truly one of contrast.
Sir Redmond Barry in court
Despite his passion for cultural development, judge Redmond Barry was ruthless in court.