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Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Thank-you note from Olive Price
Dear Miss Arrowsmith
Thank you for your letter & tape.
I have made quite a number of corrections to make my talk sound much better.
Sincerely
Olive Price
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Sources used for finding informants
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Second letter from Mavis Lamrock
“Yonder”74 River Road,Emu Plains, 2750 2nd Jan 1992 Dear Robyn, New Year resolution – write letters. Meant to send this copy before but thought it might get caught up in Christmas mail. Do not know if you want the tape back or is this a copy. Have…
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Letter from Winsome Phillis
67 Riverstone Rd.Riverstone. 2765 22nd February, 1992 Dear Robyn, After reading the copy of the transcript of our interview 13/12/91, there are just a few matters I would like to draw to your attention. 0.22 I have referred to Sister Barnes’…
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Letter from Mavis Lamrock
“Yonder”74 River Road,Emu Plains, 2750 4th Oct. 1991 Dear Robyn, How nice to meet you yesterday. You stirred many memories. Wendy & Jennifer kept on reminiscing. Regarding amusement in younger days my age group had many parties in homes &…
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Letter from Eugenie Stapleton
10 Brock Avenue, ST. MARYS. 2760 9th March, 1992 Dear Robyn,Thank you for the tape and typed transcript which arrived recently and which I enjoyed reading and hearing. I’m sorry I was so hesitant in parts of the typed interview. I’m enclosing a list…
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Interview question outline
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Flier (illustrated)
DID YOU LIVE IN PENRITH OR BLACKTOWN IN THE 1950’S? IF SO, YOU MAY BE INTERESTEDTO SHARE YOUR MEMORIES OF THOSETIMES! The Women's Research Centre at the University of Western Sydney Nepean. is currently conducting interviews for an oral history…
Western Sydney Women's Oral History Project: Flier
WESTERN SYDNEY WOMEN’S ORAL HISTORY PROJECT "FROM FARMS TO FREEWAYS -WOMEN'S MEMORIES OF WESTERN SYDNEY" The Women's Research Centre has been awarded an Australian Research Council Small Grant to conduct a historical and sociological investigation of…
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Transcript of interview with Heather Corr
Heather Corr was born on 10th April, 1923, at Penrith. Heather's father was a bootmaker and musician. The family lived in Penrith, in the street now…