Dr Beverley Kingston AM, FASSA

Dr Beverley Kingston AM, FASSA
BA (Qld), PhD (Monash)



History, Heritage And Archaeology


1994

Profile

Dr Beverley Kingston, an honorary research fellow in the School of History at UNSW, published A History of New South Wales with CUP in 2006. In 2009 she was commissioned by the Pearl Beach Progress Association to write Pearl Beach and Progress. The Story of a Community and an Ideal, 1929-2009. She is how working on a history of the Australian Girl.

Appointments

  • Advisor to the Archives Authority of NSW, the UNSW Archives, and the NSW Heritage Council History Sub-committee
  • Editorial Consultant for the UNSW Press Modern History Series, Ruskin Rowe Press, and the Australian Historical Association.

Awards

Selected Publications

  • Beverley Kingston (2009) Pearl Beach and Progress. The Story of a Community and an Ideal 1929-2009, Pearl Beach Progress Association
  • Beverley Kingston (2006) A History of New South Wales, Melbourne, CUP
  • Beverley Kingston (2002) Dorothea Mackellar: An Introduction in Dorothea Mackellar. A Poet's Journey. Poems, Wagga, The Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Society and Triple D Books
  • Beverley Kingston (2001) My Adventures in Queensland History, In Journal of Australian Studies and Australian Cultural History issue: 'From the Frontiers'. Paul Ashton and Bridget Griffen-Foley (eds.). St Lucia, QLD: UQ Press.
  • Jan Roberts & Beverley Kingston (eds) (2001) Maybanke, A Women's Voice. The Celebrated Work of Maybanke Selfe-Wolstenholme-Anderson 1845-1927. Avalon, NSW: Ruskin Rowe Press.
  • Beverley Kingston (1994) Basket, Bag and Trolly. A History of Shopping in Australia. Melbourne: Oxford University Press.
  • Beverley Kingston (1988) The Oxford History of Australia Volume 3 1860-1900 Glad Confident Morning, Oxford University Press
  • Beverley Kingston (1977) The World Moves Slowly. A documentary history of Australian women, Sydney, Cassell
  • Beverley Kingston, (1975) My Wife, My Daughter, and Poor Mary Ann. Women and Work in Australia, Melbourne, Nelson

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