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Almost World War III
Weird and Wild

Almost World War III

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The world’s nuclear weapons are safeguarded by sophisticated computers and fool proof early warning systems. System with gold standard tech, back-ups, checks and balances, manual …

The Keith Haring Mural in Collingwood
The Melbourne Files

The Keith Haring Mural in Collingwood

museumoflostby museumoflostNovember 9, 2017March 19, 20251

The Keith Haring mural in Collingwood is the remarkable legacy of the artist’s visit to Melbourne in 1984. It has faded, been restored, part of it was even stolen.

William Edmondson: God Called His Name
Remarkable Characters

William Edmondson: God Called His Name

museumoflostby museumoflostNovember 6, 2017July 10, 20210

William Edmondson was an African-American sharecropper from Tennessee. One day, God told him his destiny was to become an artist.

Who Was Saint Kilda?
The Melbourne Files

Who Was Saint Kilda?

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Just south of the city, St Kilda is one of Melbourne’s most popular suburbs. The origin of its name is a mystery. Who was ‘Saint’ Kilda?

The Fabulous Meenakshi Temple
Forgotten Places

The Fabulous Meenakshi Temple

museumoflostby museumoflostNovember 1, 2017September 29, 20210

The Meenakshi Temple can be found in the middle of Madurai, in Southern India. It’s a holy place, where believers think the Gods appear nightly. 

The Cats of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Weird and Wild

The Cats of Sydney Harbour Bridge

museumoflostby museumoflostOctober 4, 2017July 8, 20220

The cats of Sydney Harbour Bridge made their home in one of the world’s most famous landmarks, delighting tourists for decades.

Melbourne’s Pink Lake
The Melbourne Files

Melbourne’s Pink Lake

museumoflostby museumoflostSeptember 29, 2017April 24, 20210

Sitting directly below the Westgate Bridge, in the middle of Westgate Park, in Melbourne’s industrial heartland, is something totally unexpected; a vibrant, electric pink lake. …

New York’s Lost Buildings
Forgotten Places

New York’s Lost Buildings

museumoflostby museumoflostSeptember 29, 2017July 25, 20210

New York is a famously busy place, and the changing face of the city sometimes sweeps its past aside. Here are some of New York’s lost buildings, and what replaced them.

The Disappearance of Frederick Valentich
Unsolved Mysteries

The Disappearance of Frederick Valentich

museumoflostby museumoflostSeptember 23, 2017July 17, 20210

In October 1978, Frederick Valentich took off from Melbourne in a Cesna. An hour later, he reported being followed by a UFO, and then disappeared without a trace.

Before Federation Square
The Melbourne Files

Before Federation Square

museumoflostby museumoflostSeptember 13, 2017April 24, 20211

Federation Square is one of Melbourne’s most significant landmarks. Built in the 1990’s, the site has a colourful history, stretching back to the city’s earliest days.

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Coles Book Arcade

Cole’s Book Arcade

May 12, 2018January 29, 2022
Who was saint kilda?

Who Was Saint Kilda?

November 4, 2017February 3, 2022
The Virgin Mary at Coogee Beach

The Virgin Mary at Coogee Beach

December 29, 2017March 31, 2024
The Degraves Street Subway

Underground History: The Degraves Street Subway

June 14, 2021July 25, 2024
Melbourne Fish Market

Melbourne’s Lost Buildings

October 7, 2018April 24, 2024
The Westall UFO, Melbourne Australia

The Westall UFO

June 26, 2017October 3, 2025
The Stand By Me bridge

The Real ‘Stand By Me’ Bridge

July 17, 2017March 3, 2024
Ada Gunn and The Loungers' Club

Ada Gunn and The Loungers Club

February 28, 2026February 28, 2026
The first Australian to win an Oscar

The First Australian to Win an Oscar

February 24, 2026February 24, 2026
Forgotten Winter Olympic sports

Forgotten Winter Olympic Sports

February 8, 2026February 15, 2026
Australia's first pizza restuarant

Australia’s First Pizza Restaurant

February 1, 2026
The largest ever crowd at the MCG

The Largest Ever Crowd at the MCG

January 28, 2026
The mysteries of tennis

The Mysteries of Tennis

January 18, 2026
Gregorian Calendar was introduced

When the Gregorian Calendar Was Introduced

January 12, 2026
Ada Gunn and The Loungers Club - The Flinders Street Station Ballroom

[…] Work began on the new station in 1900, and took a decade to complete (read more about the history…

The First Australian to Win an Oscar - 11 Films Banned in Australia

[…] Many films in the 1920s and 30s were banned in Australia, the power to do so sitting with one…

The First Australian to Win an Oscar - Australia’s First Movie Screening

[…] Born in Sydney in 1901, he first fell in love with movies as a child. The medium was still…

Jack Meynell - The Ta Prohm Stegosaur

Utter rubbish, humans came a long time after Dinosaurs... Creationist Bronze Age fear of death... Evolution is a proven theory.…

Lana Malakunas - The Largest Ever Crowd at the MCG

Fascinating history. I attended a revival meeting held by Oral Roberts in Melbourne also in the 1950's. Would you have…

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