19th Century Scrapbooks

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hidden-treasures.jpgOne of the little ‘fill-in’ 5 minute programs that ABC-TV (Australian) puts on to fill the gap between shows (where other channels would put commercials) is called Hidden Treasures. It’s presented by Betty Churcher who presents an insider’s guide to the ‘Hidden Treasures’ of the National Gallery of Australia that are rarely on public display. I caught an episode last week which was looking at early photography and right at the start it showed some fabulous Scrapbooks made by Australian women in the 19th Century. Check them out; they’re inspirational

Hidden Treasures Episode 10 (Windows Media Player)

Hidden Treasures Episode 10 (MP4)

Antiques & Collectables, Life, Scrapbooking

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  1. 6 Responses to “19th Century Scrapbooks”

  2. Really interesting, thanks for posting the link to watch it.

    By pacifictonz on May 2, 2007

  3. wow that was interesting thanks for sharing.

    By Janine on May 2, 2007

  4. What a great story! “Everything is old and new”…

    By Corina on May 3, 2007

  5. Really cool. I love looking at Victorian scrapbooks when I get the chance. Our local museum has a really cool journal exhibit going on that this reminds me of for some reason.

    By Beka on May 4, 2007

  6. ohhh… I love love love the layout!! Gonna have to give it a go!!!

    By quirkybitsnpieces on May 7, 2007

  7. lol…sorry…left that comment on the wrong darn post :) meant for it to go with your NSD post…that transparent layout! :) Sorry bout that.

    By quirkybitsnpieces on May 7, 2007

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