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Parramatta People

Earle, Augustus. Views of New South Wales [1825-1828]. Image courtesy of the State Library of NSW: FL1047453

The Parramatta People video series profiles locals who have played an important role in our City’s rich and diverse history as well as individuals who are shaping our future today.

This series captures a range of stories: from a young man who helped bridge the cultural divide between Parramatta’s early settlers and the Dharug people, to a talented colonial architect, and Parramatta Female Factory’s longest-serving matron. There is much to learn about the people who have helped make Parramatta the great city we know.

Note for teachers and students - these videos have been produced to address learning outcomes in the NSW curricula for primary school students.

Access the Parramatta People video series here - 

Baludarri - a Burramatagal man

James Houison - a migrant architect

Ann Gordon - Parramatta Female Factory Matron

George Caley and Daniel Moowattin- Scientific Partnership

Betty Eccles - as story of re-invention

George Salter - from convict to cattleman

Billy Hart - Parramatta's Pioneer Aviator

 

 

View our Parramatta People stories below

Baludarri - a Burramatagal man

James Houison - a colonial architect

Ann Gordon - Parramatta Female Factory Matron

A Scientific Partnership

Betty Eccles - a story of re-invention

George Salter - from convict to cattleman

Billy Hart - Parramatta's Pioneer Aviator

 

The City of Parramatta respectfully recognises the traditional owners of the land and waters of Parramatta, the Darug peoples.
Sensitivity notice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this website may contain images and voices of deceased ancestors.

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