The Powerhouse Volunteers’ Collection Conversation series is a public program where knowledgeable volunteers share engaging presentations inspired by objects from the Powerhouse Museum’s collection.
Held regularly in various locations, these sessions offer audiences a chance to explore history, innovation, and everyday life through storytelling and discussion.
Each session is unique, shaped by the volunteers’ personal research and perspectives, and designed to spark curiosity and conversation. The program creates meaningful connections between the museum’s collection and the public, making history accessible, relevant, and enjoyable for all.
APRIL COLLECTION CONVERSATION – REMEMBRANCE
APRIL EVENT DETAILS DATE/S: 17 April 2025
TIME: 11 am
LOCATION: Powerhouse Castle Hill 172 Showground Road Castle Hill
Booking Link: https://powerhouse.com.au/program/collection-conversations-tours
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Echoes of Sacrifice: Voices of War
Uncover the hidden stories of war through letters, codes, and propaganda in this free Powerhouse talk. From the trenches to intelligence rooms, discover how words shaped history. Join Powerhouse volunteers as they explore ANZAC letters, wartime codebreaking, and the impact of propaganda.
Presented by Powerhouse volunteers, this talk brings history to life through stories, visuals, and engaging discussions. After the talk, join volunteers for an exclusive tour of E Store. Join us as we reflect on the voices of the past and the power of communication in war.
