Phyllis Hall papers and photographs, ca. 1934-1995
Phyllis Hall papers and photographs, ca. 1934-1995
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ca. 1934-1995
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MLMSS 8269
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0.17 metres of textual material (1 box)
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Contents
Folder 1
Colour and black and white photographs of Phyllis Hall, swimmers, artworks, etc., ca. 1935-1994
Folder 2
Papers, newsletters, programs, certificates, etc. relating to masters swimming clubs and competitions, 1984-1995
Folder 3
Newspaper clippings, and Phyllis Hall's memoirs (unpublished), including sections on Norman...
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Phyllis Hall papers and photographs, ca. 1934-1995
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Information upgraded as part of the Manuscripts Unprocessed eRecords Project 2011-2012
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Phyllis Hall, July 2004
Administrative / Biographical history
Phyllis Clare Silverwood was born in 1916 to Harris Silverwood and Adeline Britt. She married Maxwell Hall in 1942.
Phyllis worked as a mannequin at Mark Foys and David Jones, then at the age of 21 she met Norman Lindsay and became one of his life models.
Phyllis spent time in India with her husband, and traveled extensively both in...
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MLMSS 8269
Record Identifier
nvg8Eb01
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nvg8Eb01
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Reference code
442688
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