Interview with Norman Chandler [oral history] / / interviewer: Larraine Stevens

DESCRIPTION

AuthorChandler, Norman, 1900-2002; Stevens, LarraineDescriptionEarly life in Coolgardie -- Father in the police, transferred to Fremantle in 1910 -- Police quarters in Henderson Street -- Goats -- Compulsory military training at 14 -- Worked at D. & J. Fowler 1915-1965 : office and office practices, staff, warehouse, company structure and business -- Courtship and marriage -- Joined St Paul's Gymnasium club in 1920 : meetings in Hampton Rd, membership, instructors, activities -- Singing lessons ; playing the cornet -- Joined Glyde St church choir -- Leisure activities : rifle shooting in Naval Drill Hall (Cliff St) ; oil painting with Elsie Cooke -- Family -- Fremantle memories : Fremantle Baths, Uglieland, one-o'clock-gunImprintFremantle, W.A. : LHC, 1980CollationMP3LanguageEnglishDate Published1980NotesSUPPORT MATERIAL: Newspaper clipping "Norman's life makes for tales aplenty" (1 leaf)Dewey ClassOH/CHAAudio FormatDigitalDigital ItemYes

COPIES

BarcodeSTOCK06015883BLocationOral History Collection

PeopleNorman ChandlerSuburbBeaconsfieldSubjectPlympton Methodist ChurchD. and J. FowlerFremantle Police BarracksClubs and SocietiesCollectionOral History Collection

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

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