Interview with Mr.H. R. Laudehr [oral history] / / interviewer: Marie Scott and Joan Brodsgaard

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AuthorLaudehr, H. R , - 1978; Brodsgaard, Joan; Scott, MarieDescriptionFamily details -- Imperial Cafe in South Terrace -- Swimming baths -- Horse-drawn cabs -- Fremantle Markets, produce and the mechanical hen -- Ugly Men's Association, formed during the Depression to assist the needy, and Ugly Park (Uglieland) -- First lottery -- Pearse Bros. -- Trades Hall 888 -- The Lumpers' strike -- Sundays -- Soap box talkers on the Esplanade -- Pictures at night on South Beach -- Pawnbroker's tokens in Pakenham Street -- Hotels -- Road to Manning House -- Games -- Railway Workshops moved to Midland -- Shops and biscuit factory -- Memories of people and landmarks in the Fremantle areaImprintc. 1970Collation2 sound cassettes (120 min.) + Guide to contents (2 leaves)LanguageEnglishDate Published1970NotesInterview conducted by Marie Scott in [197?]. Access: openDewey ClassOH/LAUAudio FormatCassetteDigital ItemYes

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Barcode30118000225056LocationOral History Collection

PeopleH. R. LaudehrSubjectUgly Men's Voluntary Workers Association of Western AustralianRailway Workshop (Fremantle, W.A.) Depression, 1929 Retail tradeCollectionOral History Collection

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