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The Welcome Walls first stage was launched in May 2004 in Fremantle with 8000 names. Stage 2 added a further 8794 names and with the third and final stage, more than 21000 will be registered on the walls in front of the WA Museum

- Maritime. In 2006, the State Government was also committed to building a migrant tribute in Albany. The Welcome Walls at the WA Museum - Albany, represents migrants who entered Australia through the Albany Port between 1830 and 1975 and includes 487 names.

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Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
Main Library	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 WEL	Available
Archives room (Bay 7)	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 WEL	Available

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History	Western Australian Museum	305.831094 MEN	Available

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History	Western Australian Museum	305.89270941 CAL	Available

Location	Library	Shelf no	Status
History (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	304.8941 IMM	Available
History (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	304.8941 IMM	Available
Maritime history	Western Australian Museum	304.8941 IMM	Available
Albany	Western Australian Museum	304.8941 IMM	Available

Lists the names of migrants and families, the ship of passage, year of arrival and the wall panel number on the Migrant Welcome Walls at the Western Australian Maritime Museum in Fremantle.

Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
History	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 WEL	Available

We came by sea : celebrating Western Australia's migrant Welcome Walls / Nonja Peters

Author: Peters, Nonja; Western Australian Museum

Call no: 929.3941 PET

Year: 2010

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The Migrant Welcome Walls at the Western Australian Maritime Museum in Fremantle and the Museum at Albany, recognise the thousands of migrants who have come to Western Australia to make a new life. This book records the names of

migrants and families, the ship of passage, year of arrival and the wall panel number and includes a brief history of immigration to Western Australia.

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Location	Library	Shelf no	Status
Main Library	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available
History	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available
Maritime	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available
Albany	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available
Geraldton	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available
Archives room (Bay 7)	Western Australian Museum	929.3941 PET	Available

Gustav Kovacs Home Movie, Migrating to Western Australia, 1951. Pioneering Hungarian film maker Gustav Kovacs emigrated to Australia on board the ship 'Anna Salen', leaving Nordenham on 27th November 1950 and arriving in Fremantle

on 1st January 1951. He filmed the experience on board as well as arriving at Fremantle and scenes of the migrant camp at Northam (W.A). Included are scenes of Perth and Scarborough beach in 1951.

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Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	305.8009941 KOV	Available

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