WA LIVING HERITAGE ATLAS · REGION 02

Perth Hills

A place where landscape, work, family and memory can be read together.

DEMONSTRATION REGIONAL ARCHIVENO VERIFIED PUBLIC COUNTS YET
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PLANNED THEMATIC EMPHASIS

Orchard, agricultural and intergenerational memory.

This page demonstrates how a regional archive can connect people, family photographs, places, foodways, oral history and short films without presenting unverified material as historical fact.

All content on this regional template is illustrative. Before public release, each story requires source verification, consent, provenance and relevant cultural-rights review.

REGIONAL MEMORY LAYERSWhat this place can hold
01

People

Families, elders, workers, makers and community voices.

02

Photographs

Family albums, streetscapes, workplaces and community records.

03

Places

Buildings, farms, streets, meeting places and landscapes.

04

Foodways

Recipes, kitchens, crops, techniques and shared meals.

05

Oral History

Memory recorded in the voices of the people who lived it.

06

Films

Short-form stories and clearly labelled digital interpretation.

REGIONAL COLLECTION MODEL

One place.
Many kinds of evidence.

Illustrative template
DEMONSTRATION VISUAL
WAIIVPA / REGION / DEMO

A photograph can become a doorway.

A regional archive begins when a photograph, building, recipe or remembered place is connected to the people who can explain why it mattered.

ORIGINAL MATERIALSource / provenance to be recorded
ORAL HISTORYConsent and transcript status
PLACE LINKLocation and community context
DIGITAL INTERPRETATIONClearly labelled if reconstructed
MEMORY THROUGH TIME

A story can exist in more than one time.

ARCHIVEWhat remains

Photographs, documents, objects and recorded evidence.

MEMORYWhat people remember

Personal testimony, family knowledge and community interpretation.

TODAYWhat is here now

The present-day place, people and continuing practices.

FUTUREWhat we pass on

Community-authorised stories, learning and digital stewardship.

DEMONSTRATION STORY PATHS

Possible doors into this place.

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DEMO / 01

The photograph

A family image becomes a prompt for names, dates, places and memories.

DEMO / 02

The building

A place that changed or disappeared becomes a doorway into community history.

DEMO / 03

The recipe

Food becomes evidence of migration, work, care and intergenerational knowledge.

DEMO / 04

The voice

An elder's memory connects the past to a place young people still know today.
REGIONAL ARCHIVE STANDARD

Nothing enters the public archive just because it is interesting.

✓ Source and provenance recorded
✓ Consent confirmed
✓ Cultural rights / ICIP reviewed where relevant
✓ Reconstruction labelled
✓ Access level determined
✓ Community return considered
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A photograph, building, family story, recipe or person may be the beginning of the next archive entry.

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