People and Places around Fremantle [oral history] / / interviewer: Laurie Shaw

DESCRIPTION

AuthorBradley, Jack, 1900 -; Laurie Shaw; Preston, JackDescriptionMouat [Mouatt] Street -- Manning's Folly -- Boxing matches at the Kings Theatre in South Terrace -- Strike on the wharf -- Death of Tom Edwards -- "Knockout" Brown -- Uglyland and the Depression -- Floods and collapse of the Railway Bridge 1926. JACK BRADLEY: Born in East Fremantle -- Father a building contractor, in partnership with Charles Rudderham -- Building of the Commercial and Beaconsfield hotels, Stewart & Lloyds warehouse and Woodside house for W.D. Moore -- The Horse Trough near the railway station -- First movie show at the Fremantle Hotel -- Stone buildings in Fremantle -- Timber from Singapore -- The manse in Cantonment Street -- History of the stateship "Bambra". JACK PRESTON: Born in East Fremantle -- Father a foreman on the wharf -- Star Hotel -- Oceanic Hotel -- Shops on Saturday nights -- Newspaper sellers -- Fremantle Boys School in 1916 -- Gas lights on the road bridgeImprint[Fremantle FLHC] 1981Collation1 CD ( 90 min.) + Guide to contents( 5 leaves)LanguageEnglishDate Published1981NotesInterview conducted by Laurie Shaw on 7 June 1981Dewey ClassOH/BRAAudio FormatCDDigital ItemYes

COPIES

Barcode30118000475537LocationOral History Collection

PeopleJohn William (Jack) PrestonJack BradleySubjectTaylor Memorial FountainKings TheatreCollectionOral History Collection

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Request AccessPlease email the Fremantle History Centre: lhc@fremantle.wa.gov.au

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