Remember When with Harvey Deegan - Archive clips

Remember When with Harvey Deegan - Archive

Remember When – an entertaining romp through bygone days every Sunday night. Join Harvey Deegan and guests as they bring history and our heritage back to life.

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The ocean liners that connected us with Chris Frame
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Rail Heritage in WA with Geoffrey Higham
2021 marked the 150 years of Railways in WA. Over that time there's been plenty of unique and fascinating events - from the first train made in Perth to the lines that have been laid and ripped up. Geoffrey Higham is secretary of Rail Heritage WA and joined Harvey to share some tales from the rai…
13:13
History in the Hills with Jeff Murray
Like much of our city, there's some fascinating history spread far an wide - such as in the Perth Hills! Jeff Murray from the Mundaring and Hills Historical Society joined us to talk about the history of one of Perth's most fascinating regions.
22:43
The history of Surf Life Saving in WA with Craig Smith-Gander
26:29
The Early Homesteads of Gosnells and Thornlie
Hannah Bailey and Catherine Lyons-Nash from the City of Gosnell's joined us to talk about the history created by the Canning Land Grants during the Swan River Settlements early days - from farms and orchids to homesteads and cities.
40:13
Convict Letters with the State Library's Kate Gregory
24:12
South Perth's Ferry Tram with Lynn O'Hara
You don't really associate Perth with Trams anymore but 50 years in the 1900's they served as a cornerstone of transport for our growing city. Back in the 1930's one of the most popular routes for holiday makers ran through the heart of South Perth, connected by the Ferry. So when the South Perth…
18:32
The Old Mill with Anthony Styan
It's hard to miss the Old Mill as you head across The Narrows on the freeway - it's bright white walls and it's old windmill are pretty easy to spot against the modern apartments. The mill has a pretty fascinating history and as Anthony Styan from the City of South Perth told us, there's a lot mor…
13:51
Christmas in the Archives with Amanda Casselton from the State Records Office
12:54
William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged) with Grace Edwards
Would you believe William Shakespeare's first play - long believed lost - was found in an excavation site at a car park in Leicester? Probably for the best you don't - because this is a tongue-in-cheek reimagining of the bards collected works! So what's this show all about? We asked Actor Grace E…
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