The History of a Series of Great Crimes on Two Continents, Adelaide, Frearson & Brother, 1892, p. 8.
OMG 182, Collection of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria)
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Podcast recordings of a PROV seminar on Frederick Bailey Deeming and the launch of this online exhibition are available through our PROVcasts webpage.
Crime Library: Criminal Minds and Methods, a website on famous criminals and their crimes features a series of pages on Deeming
Simply Australia features a page on song and verse containing references to Deeming and a section entitled The Life and Crimes of Frederick Bailey Deeming
National Library of Australia Manuscripts collection includes three selections of documents on Deeming from Alfred Deakin's papers
The website of the Crime Museum (or Black Museum) at Old Scotland Yard contains information on many notorious criminals including Jack the Ripper
National Library of Australia National Treasures exhibition includes a section on Deeming featuring a cast of his death mask and a letter from Deeming to the Governor of Melbourne Gaol, both of which are held by the State Library of Victoria, and the finding of the trial jury taken from the Alfred Deakin papers held by the National Library of Australia
Entry on Alfred Deakin in re-member: a database of all Victorian MPs since 1851, which records details of his parliamentary career prior to moving into federal politics
Section on Alfred Deakin on the National Archives of Australia's Australia's Prime Ministers website, containing detailed information about his career, and links to records and resources documenting his life and work
Dianne Gardiner (Manager, Community Access) discusses the Bigamy, Theft and Murder online exhibition, with Jon Faine on his radio program's Conversation Hour on ABC Melbourne on 22 May 2007 (follow link to ABC Melbourne radio webpage containing information on downloading the podcast version of this discussion).