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We welcome enquiries about our services, collaboration opportunities, and general questions about Australian history and heritage. Our team responds to all messages within two business days.

Office Location

Address: Level 4, 127 Heritage Lane, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Email: [email protected]

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM AEST

Visiting Our Office

Our Sydney office is located in the historic Rocks precinct, within walking distance of Circular Quay station. The building dates from 1891 and originally served as a shipping company headquarters—a fitting home for an organisation dedicated to tracing the movement of people across time.

While we primarily conduct our services at heritage sites and archives across Australia, visitors are welcome at our office by appointment. We maintain a small reference library and collection of historical maps that may be of interest to researchers.

Sydney cityscape with historic architecture and harbour views

Our office sits within Sydney's historic Rocks precinct

Tour Meeting Points

Each of our Heritage Walking Tours begins at a designated meeting point in the relevant city. Upon booking confirmation, you will receive detailed instructions including maps, public transport advice, and accessible route information. Most tours begin near major public transport hubs for convenience.

Research Consultations

For genealogical and archival research projects, initial consultations can be conducted by video call, allowing us to serve clients throughout Australia and internationally. We maintain relationships with archives in every Australian state and territory, and can coordinate research across multiple jurisdictions.

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This website provides information about cultural and historical services. Individual experiences may vary based on availability, weather conditions, and site access permissions. The information presented is for educational purposes and does not constitute academic or legal advice. Please consult appropriate professionals for specific research needs.