Sharing the Heritage of Prospect Hill: From Siloed Memories to Public Histories

Jordan Ralph; Claire Smith; Prospect Hill  Community Association

Sharing the Heritage of Prospect Hill: From Siloed Memories to Public Histories

Jordan Ralph, Claire Smith, Prospect Hill Community Association

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Abstract

This website shares the memories of a community that was saved by its heritage. Prospect Hill was devastated by the Ash Wednesday bush fires of 1983. Since then, the community has found refuge in their heritage and rebuilt their lives. Their stories are important for every Australian because they show that the ordinary histories of ordinary townships contain extraordinary stories.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2016

Keywords

Prospect Hill
Heritage
Siloed Memories
Public History

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Sharing the Heritage of Prospect Hill: From Siloed Memories to Public Histories

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