Interview with Edward (Ted) James Lewis [oral history] / / interviewer: Alice Smith

DESCRIPTION

AuthorLewis, Edward (Ted) James , 1909 -; Smith, AliceDescriptionSchooling from 1914 -- Father a cart driver for Lancaster's Bakery in Crandon Street -- First day at school and pasties for lunch -- Walking to school -- Alma, South Terrace, Fremantle Boys and Princess May schools -- Industrial, commercial, professional school streams -- Classes at the Technical School -- Speck fruit at the market -- Morning flag raising at South Terrace School -- Talking to soldiers at the Base Hospital -- The old cemetery in Alma Street, later converted into a rubbish tip -- Mr Klein, the Truant Officer -- Leadlighting apprentice at Inverarity's -- Depression years -- Glass factory -- What boys from poor families do to make a little money -- Swimming -- Bathers' Beach and the Power House on the moleImprint1994CollationMP3Series Title South Terrace School ProjectLanguageEnglishDate Published1994NotesInterview conducted by Alice Smith on 16 October 1994. Access: openDewey ClassOH/LEWAudio FormatDigitalDigital ItemYes

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BarcodeSTOCK05994691BLocationOral History Collection

PeopleEdward James LewisSubjectAlma Street CemeteryPoorSchool sportsSouth Terrace Primary SchoolCollectionOral History Collection

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