It was quite a feat to take sailing ships down Gage Roads and anchor them safely [oral history] / / interviewer: Joan Brodsgaard

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AuthorJarman, Reginald Edward, 1888 - 1981; Jarman, Ivy Amelia (nee Back), 1891 - 1980; Joan BrodsgaardDescriptionMr Jarman was deputy superintendant of mercantile marine until his retirement in 1947. Sailing ships -- Ship pilots -- Wreck of the Lygnern -- Fremantle Harbour -- Work at the Sailors' Rest in Marine Terrace during the depression -- British Sailors Society -- Soup kitchen -- Ship builders -- South Beach -- Sunday School picnics at the Davilak Estate -- BreweriesImprint[197-?]Collation1 sound cassette (30 min.) + transcript (3 leaves) + Collateral (4 leaves)LanguageEnglishDate Published197?NotesInterview conducted by Joan Brodsgaard in 197? Transcription by: Fremantle Society Access: open Transcript included Little detail (short interview)Content NoteSUPPORT MATERIAL: Biographical details and notes to the transcript -- See also B/JARMANDewey ClassOH/JARAudio FormatCassetteDigital ItemYes

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Barcode30118000225163LocationOral History Collection

PeopleIvy Amelia Jarman (nee Back)Reginald Edward JarmanSubjectSailors’ RestBritish Sailors SocietyDavilak (Cockburn)CollectionOral History Collection

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