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- Fhs/fs/4/Brake.html → A good story to tell: interpreting Fremantle’s history
- Fhs/fs/4/Dolan.html → Why does Fremantle's heritage matter?
- Fhs/fs/4/Graham.html → Early duels of Fremantle
- Fhs/fs/4/Higham.html → A person of remarkable energy
- Fhs/fs/4/Jamieson.html → A people with a past and the J S Battye Library of West Australian History
- Fhs/fs/4/London.html → Designing for heritage
- Fhs/fs/4/Reece.html → The Reverend George King and Fremantle
- Fhs/fs/4/Worth.html → Project Iceberg: Fremantle's response to visiting nuclear warships in the 1980s
- Fhs/fs/4/contributors.html → Fremantle Studies Number 4
- Fhs/fs/4/index.html → Fremantle Studies Number 4
- Fhs/fs/5/Bizzaca.html → Community and heritage: an opportunity for contact
- Fhs/fs/5/Burke.html → Fremantle's hidden history
- Fhs/fs/5/Collard.html → Kura, Yeye, boorda Walwalinyup: from the past, today and the future Fremantle
- Fhs/fs/5/Graham.html → Patrick Moloney: the story of a Fremantle publican and his connection to the Fenian Fright of 1881
- Fhs/fs/5/MaySally.html → People, places and spaces: reflections on the immigrant composition of Fremantle's fishing industry
- Fhs/fs/5/McKeough.html → The bubonic plague in Fremantle, 1900
- Fhs/fs/5/Murray.html → Escape! Fremantle to Freedom: an exhibition on the Irish Fenian convicts
- Fhs/fs/5/Statham.html → Sandalwood: WA's sometime saviour
- Fhs/fs/5/contributors.html → Fremantle Studies Number 5
- Fhs/fs/5/index.html → Fremantle Studies Number 5
- Fhs/fs/6/Antonovsky.html → Here from the beginning: Jewish community life in early Fremantle
- Fhs/fs/6/Conole.html → Policing the port in early colonial times
- Fhs/fs/6/Culley.html → Six years without a suicide: art at Fremantle Prison
- Fhs/fs/6/Davidson.html → The Galati family: 50 years of Fremantle heritage
- Fhs/fs/6/Lefroy.html → Hard Landings
- Fhs/fs/6/Megahey.html → A community apart
- Fhs/fs/6/Nayton.html → Old Port, Arthur Head
- Fhs/fs/6/Reece.html → Fremantle's first voice: The Herald (1867-1886)
- Fhs/fs/6/contributors.html → Fremantle Studies Number 6
- Fhs/fs/6/index.html → Fremantle Studies Number 6
- Fhs/fs/7/Appleyard.html → Port plans: Stirling to O'Connor
- Fhs/fs/7/Bizzaca.html → The Fremantle Markets: A heritage icon
- Fhs/fs/7/Bowe.html → The state and federal seats of Fremantle: past, present and future
- Fhs/fs/7/Dortch.html → Archaeological evidence for early human presence in the western reaches of the Greater Swan Region, Western Australia
- Fhs/fs/7/Errington.html → Fremantle football in colonial times
- Fhs/fs/7/LloydJones.html → Homefront heroines and Hollywood heroes?
- Fhs/fs/7/Pittaway.html → Fremantle Anzacs
- Fhs/fs/7/Reece.html → Fremantle's first historian: Joseph Keane Hitchcock
- Fhs/fs/7/contributors.html → Fremantle Studies Number 7
- Fhs/fs/7/index.html → Fremantle Studies Number 7
- Fhs/fs/8/Boch.html → The Kaiser's Spy on Queen Victoria Street
- Fhs/fs/8/Cox.html → Negotiating the civic-heart of Fremantle: past, present and critical perspectives of Kings Square
- Fhs/fs/8/Gare.html → The female frontier: race and gender in Fremantle 1829-1839
- Fhs/fs/8/Grose.html → Pious Labours: Reformation and Reverend Brown's chaplaincy
- Fhs/fs/8/Lovering.html → Joan Campbell, MBE
- Fhs/fs/8/Ludewig.html → Fremantle Port: Gateway to Abeyance
- Fhs/fs/8/Menzies.html → From the Inside: The Art of Fremantle Prison
- Fhs/fs/8/Oliver.html → More than just the PM's wife: Elsie Curtin's contribution to history
- Fhs/fs/8/contributors.html → Fremantle Studies Number 8
- Fhs/fs/8/index.html → Fremantle Studies Number 8