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Till Death Do Us Part Sydney Stories with Warren Fahey

A history of how Sydney has buried its dead - a fascinating procession. This episode is part of the 'Sydney Stories with Warren Fahey' series. Sydney abounds with curious history. Some stories are known and many have disappeared over time. Cultural historian and storyteller Warren Fahey has created a dozen video stories of the city's past; each offering a unique slice of Sydney’s hidden history. Visit Warren's website: https://www.warrenfahey.com.au/ Sydney Stories with Warren Fahey features footage from the collection of the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia. It was created with assistance from the City of Sydney Creative Fellowships Fund and support of The Vine Foundation. The grants were under the auspice of the Folk Federation of New South Wales. TILL DEATH DO US PART - The curious history of how Sydney has buried its dead. Synopsis Birth and death are part of a community’s lifecycle. On arrival, the First Fleeters, were faced with a litany of challenges: build accommodation, guarantee food supply, arrange medical care and see to the continuance of religious observation, including baptism to burial. This is the story of how Sydney has buried its dead for over 230 years and includes stories on the Old Burial Ground, the Devonshire Street Cemetery, Rookwood necropolis and other local cemeteries. It is also the story of funeral custom and tradition from funeral mutes to the mortuary railway that ran from Sydney central through to the centre of Rookwood.