Publications

Heritage in Trust is the quarterly magazine of the ACT National Trust.  It carries information of events, tours and news for members.  Each issue also has feature articles written by guest authors on issues surrounding the history and heritage of the ACT and in some cases further afield.  Heritage in Trust  is distributed to all ACT National Trust members, all other National Trust organisations world-wide, ACT politicians, ACT libraries, and relevant government departments and media organisations.

Some of our recent feature articles:

Fromelles - 'A night of horror and doubt' Spring 2009

Orroral Valley & Honeysuckle Creek Space Tracking Stations - From space research to space archaeology Summer 2009

Historic Lanyon on the Murrumbidgee. Heart of a Colonial Pastoral Empire  Spring 2008

Crinigan's Stone Hut, Ginninderra; now at Wanderer Court, Amaroo, ACT  Spring 2008

Reid - People and Places  Winter 2008

The Molonglo Internment Camp  Winter 2008

Molonglo Valley.  A glimpse back into the distant past and near future.  Autumn 2008

Some Refelctions of Early Canberra - Electrification, Swimming and Schools  Autumn 2008

The Grand Day the Bridge Was Opened - Tharwa Bridge 1895.  Summer 2008

Civics in Action at Canberra's Albert Hall  Winter 2007

Travelling the tracks of Canberra. The Early Years  Summer 2007

Historic Cemeteries and Rural Graves in th ACT.  Autumn 2007

Bringing Back Memories - an interview with Harry Oldfield  Autumn 2007

In Trust for the future - the first ACT heritage listings  Summer 2007

Canberra's Dril Hall Gallery.  Spring 2007

The ACT Memorial. A long awaited memorial to those who served from the ACT. Spring 2006

Radio Hill.  A hill without a name but with an important history. Winter 2006

A Visit to the El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt.  Autumn 2006

Prime Minister Curtin, Mount Ainslie and a firm decision - February 1942. Autumn 2005

Birrigai Rock Shelter, Tidbinbilla.  A human history from 21,000 years ago. Autumn 2000

"Attractive timber waiting sheds" - Public bus Shelters of Early Canberra.  Summer 2000

Our Heritage?  You're standing in it.   Special article

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