The 2011 volume of the Melbourne Historical Journal includes:
The Greg Dening 2012 Prize winner
Marianne Schultz
“The Best Entertainment of its Kind Ever Witnessed in New Zealand”: The Rev. Frederick Augustus Bennett, the Rotorua Maori Entertainers, and the story of Hinemoa and Tutanekai
Feature Articles
Andrew Turner
Reconstructing the Roman Past from Fragmented Memories: The Commentum Brunsianum and Terence
Paula Hamilton
Material Memories and the Australian Memorial Imagination
Graduate Articles
Rosemary Baird
Autobiographical Memories in the Life Histories of New Zealand Migrants to Australia
Anja Brok
Welfare in Times of War: The Royal National Relief Committee in the Netherlands, 1914-1919
Dino Hodge
The Police, the Press and Homophobia in South Australia: 1941-1991
Cindy Lane
“My Head-Cook … appeared in an Evening Dress of Black Net and Silver”: (Re)viewing Colonial Western Australians Through Travellers’ Imaginings
Bronwyn Lowe
Reflections on Gender and Memory: Personal Experiences of Women of the WAAAF during the Second World War
Robert O’Shea
The Melbourne General Cemetery: The Provisionality of a Final Resting Place
Clare Slako
Running Away to Join the Chautauqua Circuits: Charles Henry Poole and Wherahiko Rawei Take New Zealand to Rural America, 1900-1930
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