What's Coming Up in April
On the 6th of April, part 3 of Benita Parker’s series, “In the Shadow of Mount Sugarloaf” In this episode Benita recounts the journey of a traveller in the late 1800s as he rides on horseback from Wallsend to Teralba, via Minmi, through the heart of coal country.
On the 13th of April, Dr Pamela Harrison OAM reflects on the groundbreaking discoveries, pivotal moments in patient care, and her personal contributions to the evolution of modern medicine in the final episode of “How It Was”.
And, on the 20th of April, the third in our creative non-fiction series, "Birds of a Feather", by member, Narelle Austen where she looks at the lives of John Tucker and the writer James Hardy Vaux who is credited as being the creator of Australia´s first dictionary.
We look forward to you joining us on Newcastle Family History Society Podcasts.
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