From goldrush days to the digital era: 150 years at the State Library of Victoria, by Rochelle Jackson
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Brief history of the State Library of Victoria since its establishment as the Melbourne Public Library in 1856. Details the expansion of the site, its buildings and services.
3 p, black and white text and photographs
