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Future exhibitions

The National Museum develops and hosts a dynamic range of exhibitions. Here are some highlights from the upcoming program.

Landmarks: People and Places across Australia, 2011

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In 2011 a major new exhibition gallery Landmarks: People and Places across Australia (formerly known as Creating a Country) will replace the current Nation program at the National Museum.

Dame Mary Gilmore's typewriter.
Dame Mary Gilmore's typewriter. Photo: Lannon Harley.

Landmarks will trace a broad history of Australia since European colonisation of the continent in the late eighteenth century.

See the concept design for the gallery, read about key objects that will be featured and hear from National Museum staff about what they're currently working on as part of the gallery's development.

> Find out more about Landmarks: People and Places across Australia

Forgotten Australians – Our History, 2011

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Badges from Roslyn Hall Children's Home, Murray Dwyer Boys Orphanage, Protestant Homes

The National Museum of Australia is putting together an exhibition to tell some of the stories of those who experienced institutional care as children.

It will be a voice for those Australians and a chance for others to understand something of what their fellow Australians went through.

> Read more about the exhibition on the Forgotten Australians website


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