State Library of Victoria

The State Library of Victoria is Australia's oldest free public library and the first of Victoria's key cultural institutions. Founded in 1854 when Victoria was barely 20 years old, the Library has continued to reflect the cultural and social development of the state and its people for 150 years. VISIT US IN PERSON: Check out our research tools, search our catalogue, dig around our collection, build your family tree, ask a Librarian, use our free wireless, study in one of our Reading rooms, have a coffee at Mr Tulk, check out the Jerilderie Letter, see Ned Kelly's armour, find out more about Bourke & Wills, explore all other aspects of Victorian history, experience an event, screening or exhibition, enjoy a tour, talk or children's activity, book a school visit or teacher's PD session, volunteer, donate, become a Friend of the Library... and plenty more! VISIT US ONLINE: http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/ CHECK OUT WHAT'S ON: http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/whats-on

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