Beginning with London's Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851, world fairs became the premier way for regions to promote the...

Beginning with London's Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851, world fairs became the premier way for regions to promote the...

The colonial Parliaments and public referenda (except Western Australia) having approved the proposed new constitution, ...

Surpassing even the impressive scale of its 1880 predecessor, the Centennial Exhibition of 1888 celebrated a century of ...

Album containing illuminated address presented by the Mayor and City Council of Sandhurst to the Hon David Chaplin Sterr...

Surpassing even the impressive scale of its 1880 predecessor, the Centennial Exhibition of 1888 celebrated a century of ...

The reverse of the medal commemorates a ceremony, held on 5 February 1898, which marked the official connection of Melbo...

The locket was gifted to Mrs Elizabeth Sterry, wife of then Mayor of Sandhurst David Chaplin Sterry, at a Return Ball to...

Beginning with London's Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851, world fairs became the premier way for regions to promote the...

This Postmaster-General's Department pass to ride for free on mail coaches between electoral districts and Melbourne, wa...

Sterry was elected to the Bendigo City Council in 1876 and remained on the council until 1888, taking the Mayoral Chair ...

The obverse of the medal appears to promote the formation of an Australian Commonwealth, with medals such as this one of...

"A competition for the design of a prize-winners medal for the 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition was arranged by t...

The medal commemorates the opening of the Victorian Exhibition, which ran from 6 November 1872 until 8 January 1873. Hel...

The florin, featuring the front view of the original Parliament house in Canberra, was struck to commemorate the buildin...

The Colonial & Indian Exhibition was held at South Kensington, London, from 4 May to 20 November 1886. A very substanti...