Interview with Earnshaw, Robert (Bob), 1914 - 1999 [oral history] / / interviewer: Clem Booth

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AuthorEarnshaw, Robert, 1914 - 1999; Clem BoothDescriptionInterview with Bob Earnshaw. Born Duke St., East Fremantle -- Schooling -- Musical education -- Employment: Office boy at Wallis and Pridham, land agents, William St., Fremantle, etc. -- Played piano at Sailors Rest, Marine Terrace -- Ship's musician -- Served on tug "Uco" during World War II -- Fire aboard the "Panamanian" -- Playing for dances -- Venues -- Other musicians who played in the Fremantle areaImprint1987CollationMP3LanguageEnglishDate Published1987NotesInterview conducted by Clem Booth on 2nd April 1987 Access: OpenContent NoteSUPPORT MATERIAL: Photocopies of handwritten notes: "From 1930 until 1960, Fremantle, Old Musicians" (2 leaves); See also Fremantle City Library Local History Collection Pamphlet Collection 780 [pamphlet file]Dewey ClassOH/EARAudio FormatDigitalDigital ItemYes

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BarcodeSTOCK06014135BLocationOral History Collection

PeopleBob EarnshawSubjectWorld War, 1939-1945Social life and customsEntertainmentPanamanian (Ship)MusicCollectionOral History Collection

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