MISSION STATEMENT The role of the Italian Historical Society is to collect, preserve, interpret and foster an understanding of the history and heritage of Australians of Italian origin within a multicultural Astralia. The IHS collection is open to anyone interested in the history of Italian migration and is enhanced and supported by professional collection management practices, education programs, and collaboration with mainstream organisations. OPENING HOURS The IHS is open to the public by appointment only CONTACTING US The Italian Historical Society—COASIT Melbourne 189 Faraday Street Carlton VIC Australia 3053 Tel: 61+ (0)3 9347 9020 Fax: 61+ (0)3 9349 9091 Email: ihs@coasit.com.au VISITING US
There is a four-hour disabled parking space in front of COASIT (7.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday). The IHS is wheelchair accessible, via lift, from the COASIT entrance: COASIT 189 Faraday Street Carlton VIC Australia 3053 FEES Access Access to the IHS collection is by appointment only. An access fee may apply on a fee-for-service basis. To access the collection visitors must complete a User Registration Form and either email, post or return it in person to the IHS at least one week in advance of their appointment. The information provided in the form will help us locate the material that meets your needs. Download User Registration Form (PDF Version) (MWord version) Photocopying In accordance with copyright law, selected documents can be photocopied for research purposes for 20c per page. Reproduction of material Requests for permission to publish items from the collection are subject to approval. Once your User Registration Form has been processed and you have viewed the collection, you may then submit a Permission to Publish Form. Please note that approval is subject to access and copyright restrictions. Download Permission to Publish Form (PDF Version) (MWord version) Reproduction fees Reproduction of IHS materials will incur charges. Fees are subject to negotiation with the Italian Historical Society. Please contact us for further information. The IHS Journal From 2007 (Vol 15) the IHS Journal will only be available online. The online editions of the Journal will be free of charge. GETTING INVOLVED Donation Close Window |