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Parramatta People: Matron Gordon

Learn the story of Ann Gordon, the longest serving matron at the Parramatta Female Factory.

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Ann Gordon, Parramatta Female Factory matron

Ann Gordon, Parramatta Female Factory matron

Learn the story of Ann Gordon, the longest serving matron at the Parramatta Female Factory.

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Parramatta People: Baludarri

Learn about young Burramatagal man, Baludarri, who was one of the first Indigenous people to initiate trade with early settlers.
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Parramatta People: Betty Eccles

Discover the intriguing tale of Betty Eccles’ rise from convict woman to Australia’s oldest dairy maid in this video which traces her life story from farm worker in Kent to favoured servant to governors in Parramatta.
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Parramatta People: James Houison

Learn the story of James Houison, a prominent architect and builder, whose work shaped early Parramatta.
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