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1991;  Interview with Joshua Wiggins, 12 Feb. 1991. A former local government Chief Engineer & Planner, and Fellow, Chairman and Treasurer of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/1-2)

1991;  Interview with John Muirhead, 9 Mar.1991. A civil design, planning and consulting engineer, and arbitrator, and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, and the Institute of Arbitrators. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/3-4)

1991;  Interview with Dr. Alan Gilpin, 12 Mar.1991. An environmental planner, consultant and author. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/5)

1991;  Interview with Vincent O'Grady, 13 Sept.1991. Civil & Planning Engineer with the Department of Main Roads NSW, lecturer at the NSW Institute of Technology, consultant, author, and Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/6-7)

1991;  Interview with John Close, 14 Mar.1991. An electrical, mechanical, industrial and ergonomic engineer, consultant lecturer at University of NSW, and chairman of the Electrical and Management Branches of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/8)

1991;  Interview with E.C. (George) Fox, 20 Mar.1991. An electrical & mechanical engineer, consultant and arbitrator, former Managing Director in Australia of English Electric, and Chairman & Treasurer of Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/9-10)

1992;  Interview with James Antill, 21 May 1992. Civil engineer, manager, consultant and arbitrator who worked for the Sydney Water Board and on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.  Antill was a lecturer at NSW Institute of Technology, professor at the University of Sydney, and Vice President of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/11-12)

1992;  Interview with John McGlynn, 22 May 1992. A civil engineer who was Chief Engineer at Sydney Water Board, and a consultant engineer. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/13-15)

1992;  Interview with Emeritus Professor Jack Cowan, 26 May 1992. A civil engineer and architect, and former Professor of Architecture and Dean of the faculty of Architecture at the University of Sydney.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/16-17)

1992;  Interview with J. Murray Gosper, 17 June 1992 and 9 July 1992. Civil engineer, manager and arbitrator in the building, timber, aircraft and shipbuilding industries, Member of the National Council and Sydney Committees of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/18-19; 31-32)

1992;  Interview with Hans Bandler, 17 June 1992.  Civil and environmental engineer with Sydney Water Board, author, consultant, and Member of the Environmental Branch of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/20-21)

1992;  Interview with Ralph E. Stilgoe, 23 June 1992. Electrical and mechanical engineer with ELCOM, and Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/22-23)

1992;  Interview with Ian R. Stevenson, 23 June 1992.  Electrical and mechanical engineer, manager and consultant with STC and Civil and Civic, Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/24-25)

1992;  Interview with Professor Ross Blunden, 30 June 1992. Electrical, mechanical, civil and transport engineer, consultant and academic, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Transport, London, and Member of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/26-28)

1992;  Interview with John Hyman, 2 July 1992. Electrical, mechanical and pollution control engineer, worked for APM, Prestige Textiles, Malleys, Gilbarco, Joy Manufacturing and Hygro, and a Fellow and Mentor of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/29-30)

1992;  Interview with Warner Kuttner, 9 July 1992. Aeronautical, electrical, mechanical and civil engineer and project manager, with Kuttner Collins Group,  consulting engineers, economists and planners.  Examples of major projects: planning and relocation of Kuala Lumpur railways, Malaysia;  and refurbishment of the Queen Victoria Building, Sydney.  A Fellow and Mentor   of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, and a member of the Consulting Engineers Panel of the Institution.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/33-36)

1992;  Interview with Richard Ash, 15 July 1992.  Civil and consulting engineer.  Work includes: the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board;  Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission;  Principal Engineer Water Supply & Sewerage, Public Works Department NSW;  Australian Army Engineers 1942-1946.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/37-39A)

1993;  Interview with Arthur Boyd, 28 July 1993.  Civil and consulting engineer whose  work includes: Sydney City Council;  L.C.C.;  Electricity Commission of NSW;  and Local Government Appeals Tribunal.  Executive officer of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division.  Postscript to interview  on CY MLOH 182/39A. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/39B-40)

1993;  Interview with Dr. C.H. Warman, 29 July 1993.  Mechanical, electrical, metallurgical and consulting engineer, with a particular focus on mining and treatment plant design.  Founder and Chairman of Directors of the Warman Group  of companies and an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/41)

1993;  Interview with Dr. Peter O. Miller, 29 July 1993.  A civil, consulting and design engineer: De Haviland Aircraft Mosquito design;  principal of Miller, Milston & Ferris, Consulting Engineers;  and an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/42-44)

1993;  Interview with Neville A. Whiffen, 4 Aug. 1993.  A chemical engineer whose work includes: Sydney City Council;  Australian Embassy, Washington;  Atomic Energy Commission;  Sulphuric Acid Committee;  paper, paint, alkaloid and other chemical companies;  Executive Director, Canberra Development Board;  Managing Director, Nethel Pty. Ltd. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/45-46)

1993;  Interview with Sir James Rowland, 6 Aug. 1993.  An aeronautical engineer with the R.A.A.F.: bomber pilot;  pathfinder;  P.O.W. in Germany during World War II;  Chief Test Pilot, R.A.A.F.;  Mirage Mission;  Director General of Aircraft Engineering, R.A.A.F.;  Chief of Air Staff, R.A.A.F.;  Governor of New South Wales;  and consulting engineer.  Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/47-48)

1993;  Interview with Alexander Wargon, 17 Aug. 1993.  A consulting engineer and retired principal of Wargon Chapman & Partners, Engineers for the design of over four thousand projects including: Centrepoint and Sydney Tower;  Sydney Harbour Tunnel;  American Express building;  and Nikko Hotels at Potts Point and Darling Harbour. Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/49-50)

1993;  Interview with Neville D. Chidgey, 16 Sept. 1993.  A consulting engineer to the banking industry, Chief Engineer Consultant to the Commonwealth Development Bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and Hambro-Grantham Ltd.   Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia and Honorary Governor, Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/51-52)

1993;  Interview with Joseph Bertony, 16 Sept. 1993.  A structural and mechanical consulting engineer, active in construction, mining and power generation industries in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/53-54)

1993;  Interview with John B. Chester, 27 Sept. 1993.  An electrical engineer and manager with Australian General Electric, later A.E.I.  Assists the Standards Association of Australia with the preparation of standards and assists the Institution of Engineers, Australia, with interviews of applicants  for corporate membership. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/55-56)

1993;  Interview with Uffe B. Hansen, 11 Nov. 1993.  The Sydney representative of Clough Engineering Group, previously engaged on: the Bahrain Causeway;  the Hay  Point Coal Wharf;  Botany Bay Container Wharves;  Wharf 13 Darling Harbour;  various immersed tunnels in Europe;  the Ord River Dam;  and Narrows Bridge, Perth.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/57-58)

1993;  Interview with E. Ross Gordon, 12 Nov. 1993.  Spent his career as an engineer with the New South Wales Railways, now the State Rail Authority of NSW, starting as a trainee engineer in 1934 and rising to Railway Commissioner  prior to his retirement. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/59-61)

1993;  Interview with Ed Hodgkinson, 29 Nov. 1993.  An electrical engineer, former General Manager of Telephone Manufacturing Co, Managing Director of Philips Telecommunications, Manufacturing Division (Aust.), and consultant engineer.  Fellow, Institution of Electrical Engineers and Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/62-63)

1993;  Interview with Alfred J. Gabriel, 4 Dec. 1993.  An electrical engineer whose appointments include: Chief Transmission and Distribution Engineer, Singapore;  Underground Mains Engineer, Prospect County Council;  Chief Project Engineer, Yorkshire Switchgear, Singapore;  Fellow, Institution of Electrical Engineers;  and Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia and Singapore.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/64)

1993;  Interview with Douglas H. Helsham, 17 Dec. 1993.  Civil engineer: sapper with the Railway Unit Survey Branch of the A.I.F.;  after transferring to the R.A.A.F. was a fighter pilot in Papua New Guinea;  Assistant Engineer, State Rail Authority NSW, worked on the Circular Quay and Eastern Suburbs railway lines;  Chief Engineer, Golden Fleece;  General Manager, ARC Engineering NSW;  and consulting engineer.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.   (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/65-66)

1994;  Interview with Walter Fielder-Gill, 5 Jan. 1994.  Telecommunications and electronic engineer: R.A.A.F. radar officer in Papua New Guinea;  Telecom Divisional Engineer;  General Manager and Director, Plessey Australia Pty. Ltd.;  consultant engineer;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Institution of Radio and Electronic Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/67-68)

1994;  Interview with C. Keith Fraser, 6 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: Victorian Grain Elevators Board;  Supervising Structural Engineer, Victoria and Tasmania,  with the Works and Services Branch of the Commonwealth Department of the Interior;  Principal Engineer, NSW, during reconstruction of Sydney Airport.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Member, American Society of Civil Engineers. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/69-70)

1994;  Interview with Dr. Keith Bowling, 6 Jan. 1994.  Chemical engineer with C.S.I.R.O. working on coal processing and gasification, carbonaceous filter aids, pseudo-liquid fuels and iron ore pellitization;  Chairman, Australian Activated Carbon. Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute, and Fellow, Australian Institute of Energy. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/71-72)

1994;  Interview with F. G. Franklyn, 13 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: Royal Australian  Engineer in Papua New Guinea;  Chief Civil Engineer, State Rail Authority, on the city and Eastern Suburbs railway;  civil engineer on Port Kembla and Newcastle coal loaders.   Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Fellow, Chartered Institute of Transport, and the Permanent Way Institution (UK). (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/73-74)

1994;  Interview with T. S. Hope, 13 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: cadet and later surveyor with the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, Northern Suburbs and Warragamba Dam;  Department of Road Transport and Tramways;  Department of Main Roads, Putty to Singleton Road, NSW, Wakehurst Parkway, Sydney, and the Stuart Highway, Northern Territory;  Australian Engineers, Port Maintenance and Construction in Papua New Guinea and Borneo;  Department of Main Roads, Dorrigo, Yass and Sydney, District Engineer, Illawarra, Inspecting Engineer, Western Division, Highways Engineer, Divisional Engineer, Parramatta and Newcastle;  Engineer in Chief.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/75-76)

1994;  Interview with Ralph T. Hattersley, 14 Jan. 1994.  Civil, electrical, mechanical and local government engineer with the M.W.S.& D. Board, the Department of Transport and the Department of Public Works.  Associate Professor, University of New South Wales, Water Research Laboratory, and consultant on coastal and estuarine management.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/77-78)

1994;  Interview with J. C. Grover, 19 Jan. 1994.  Mining, metalurgical and military engineer, geology and geophysics: 2/14 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, Papua New Guinea;  British Solomon Islands, Senior Geologist, Geological Survey Unit;  Fiji Geological Survey;  consultant engineer.  Research into prediction of volcanic eruption.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/79-80)

1995;  Interview with John M. Bennett, 12 June 1995.  Electrical and electronic engineer, graduated with Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Engineering, University of Queensland, PhD, Cambridge University.  Emeritus Professor, University of Sydney, Computer Science.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/81-82)

1995;  Interview with Emeritus Professor David M. Myers, 12 June 1995.  University of Sydney, BSc, DSc Eng.;  Oxford University;  C.S.I.R.O. Standards Laboratory, Chief of Division of Electro-technology, 1938-1949;  Dean of Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney;  Dean of Applied Sciences, University of British Columbia, Canada;  Foundation Vice-Chancellor, Latrobe University. Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and President of the Institution in 1958.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/83-84)

1995;  Interview with John Ferris, 19 July 1995.  Civil, structural and consulting engineer;  Managing Director, Miller, Milston & Ferris, Consulting Engineers;  retired arbitrator;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Fellow, Institute of Arbitrators, Australia;  Past President, Association of Constructing Structural Engineers;  Concrete Institute of Australia.  Consultancies, Sydney Entertainment Centre, High Court of Australia, and the Australian National Gallery. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/85-86)

1995;  Interview with Louis Challis, 2 Aug. 1995.  Electrical, architectural and marine acoustic consulting engineer;  Founder and Managing Director of Challis & Associates Pty. Ltd., Sydney, which operates two laboratories for mechanical and acoustic testing;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Fellow, Royal Society of the Arts and Science.  Awards: Sound reinforcement systems for NSW Parliament House;  Audio Tactile Pedestrian Crossing System for the Blind;  Parliament House, Canberra;  Parliament House, Papua New Guinea;  jet engine test cells;  power station silencing systems;  and radio and television studios.   (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/87-89)

1995;  Interview with Professor Rudolf (Rolf)  Prince , 7 Aug. 1995. Chemical engineer, Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Sydney.  Main research: distillation technology;  process flowsheet computer generation;  cogeneration;  alchohol and other alternative fuels;  waste processing;  continuous fermentation and digestion;  mathematical modelling of waterways for pollution assessment control;  desalination. Awards: Peter Nicol Russell Medal, 1992;  CHEMCA Medal, 1986;  AIP Medal, 1990. Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/90-94)

1995;  Interview with John Muir, 5 Sept. 1995.  Civil engineer, project engineer, consultant and contractor, company director and arbitrator.  Construction Engineer for Burrenjuck and Glenbawn Dams, 1950-1951;  Materials Control Engineer, Eucumbene-Tumut Tunnel, Tumut Pond Dam, T1 Pressure Tunnel and underground power station;  Project Manager, Bendora Dam;  Chief Estimator, M.R.  Hornibrook (NSW) Commonwealth Avenue Bridge and other works;  Project Manager, Manager, and General Manager, John Holland Constructions;  Managing Director, Roberts Construction.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Fellow, Institute of Arbritrators, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/94-96)

Author/Artist entries:
Antill, James M. (James Macquarie), 1912-
Ash, R.R.
Bandler, H. (Hans)
Bennett, John M.(John Makepeace), 1921-
Bertony, Joseph
Blunden, W.R.
Bowling, Keith McGregor
Boyd, A.F.
Challis, Louis A.
Chester, John B., 1918-
Chidgey, Neville D., 1924-
Close, John Frederick Campbell
Cowan, Henry J.(Henry Jacob), 1919-
Ferris, J.E.
Fielder-Gill, Walter, 1923-
Fox, E.C., 1914-
Franklyn, F.G., 1911-
Fraser, Keith C., 1911-
Gabriel, Alfred J., 1918-
Gilpin, Alan, 1924-
Gordon, E. Ross, 1915-
Gosper, J. Murray
Grover, J.C.
Hansen, Uffe Bondebjerg, 1927-
Hattersley, R.T.(Ralph Thomas)
Helsham, Douglas, 1920-
Hodgkinson, Thomas Edwin, 1918-
Hope, T.S.
Hyman, John P., 1924-
Kuttner, Warner L., 1923-
McGlynn, John Edward, 1909-
Miller, Peter O.
Muir, J.M.(John Malcolm)
Muirhead, J.I.
Myers, D.M.(David Milton), 1911-
O'Grady, Vincent Paul
Prince, R.G.H.
Raxworthy, Richard
Rowland, James Anthony, Sir, 1922-1999
Stevenson, Ian Russell, 1924-
Stilgoe, Ralph Edward, 1928-
Wargon, Alexander
Warman, C.H. (Charles Harold), 1910-
Whiffen, N. A. (Neville Albert), 1912-
Wiggins, Joshua Clyde, 1925-

Institution of Engineers, Australia. Sydney Division - Oral History Collection, being interviews with members, 1991-1995

1.	Haslingden family, 1807-1918
3 photographs, cartes de visite 
Left to right: 
a. Mrs Edward Haslingden, nee Ann Turner. Arrived Australia 1832, married to Edward 1834 at St. Phillips Church. Born 1816, died 1918 
b. Miss Mary Ann Haslingden, sister of Edward. Arrived Australia about 1836 or 37. Born 1 February 1807, died or married 1885 
c. Edward Haslingden. Landed in Australia from the brig “Maie” in 1832. Born 1810, died 1886
2.	Mrs. Elizabeth Hassall, undated
Wife of Rowland Hassall
Copy of portrait, black and white
3.	Hassall family member, c. 1850s
“Once said to be Rowland Hassall but cannot be as Hassall died in 1820, whilst the image was taken ca 1850s” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Another copy of this photograph is filed at 20391, inside front cover.
4.	Hon. T. Hassall, undated
M.L.A., Minister for Lands?
Photograph, black and white, on board
5.	Thomas H. Hassall, 1898
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, [electorate of] Moree
Clipping
6.	A.Y. Hassell, M.L.A. W.A., undated
Photograph, black and white
7.	Misses Hassell, undated / H. King, Sydney
Left to right: Eliza Hassall, Marianne Hope (Mrs. George), Harriet Oxley, Kate Hope (Mrs. Rubert)
Identified by Ellen Hope, 27/4/82
Photograph, sepia toned
8.	T. Hastie, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
Another copy at MPG
9.	Frank Hatton, undated
Inscribed “Toujours a vous, Frank Hatton”- translated means “Always yours, F.H.”
Engraving
10.	William Hawker, undated
First mayor of Quirindi - verso
Photograph, black and white
11.	Dr. John Hawkesworth, born 1715 / Holl, sculp.
Clipping with engraved portrait
12.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., 1775 / S. Joshua Reynolds pinx; J. Hasll, sculp.
“Done from an original picture in the possession of the Hon’ble Mr. Fitzmaurice
Engraving
Published 1 January 1775 by T. Cadell
13.	Dr. John Hawkesworth, 1794 / Sir Jos. Reynolds; A. Smith, sculp.
Clipping with engraved image
14.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., 1825 / engraved by M. Halpin from a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds
Engraving
Published by Jones & Co., London, 9 April 1825
15.	John Hawkesworth, 1828 / R. Cooper, sculpt.
Engraving
Published by T. & J. Allman, 1828
16.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., undated
Engraving
17.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., undated / engraved by J. Hopwood
Engraving
18.	John Hawkesworth, undated / painted by Sir jos. Reynolds; engraved by …? (name obscured)
Engraving
19.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., undated
“One of the Editors of Cook’s first Voyage”
Engraving
20.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., undated / engraved from an original picture
Engraving
21.	John Hawkesworth, L.L.D., undated / E.A. Bradford, Sydney
Photograph of a collotype of a mezzotint
22.	Sir John Hawkins, undated / M.V. Gucht
Clipping with a copy of an engraving
From Harper’s Monthly Magazine
23.	Weaver Hawkins, 1948 / photograph by Margaret Michaelis
Also includes prints of three of his artworks.
Clipping
From A.M. for September 1948
24.	Frances Maria Hawson, Mrs Henry Cowell, 1951 / T.G. Wainewright
Purchased from Government Grant, 1951
Print, black and white, of a crayon portrait
Clipping
From Bulletin of the National Gallery of South Australia, vol. 13, no. 4, serial no. 48, April 1952
25.	J.S. Hawthorne, 1898
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, [electorate of] Leichhardt
Clipping
26.	E.J. Hay, undated, photograph no. 1
Photograph, black and white
Negative available in Freeman collection, ON 6, no. 62630
27.	E.J. Hay, undated, photograph no. 2
Photograph, black and white
Negative available in Freeman collection, ON 6, no. 62636
28.	Hon. Sir John Hay, K.C.M.G., LL.D., 1889 / Simonetti, photograph no. 1
President of the Legislative Council of New South Wales
Photograph of a bust
Executed by “Simonetti” and presented by his fellow members on the 24th September 1889
29.	Hon. Sir John Hay, K.C.M.G., LL.D., 1889 / Simonetti, photograph no. 2
President of the Legislative Council of New South Wales
Photograph of a bust
Executed by “Simonetti” and presented by his fellow members on the 24th September 1889
30.	Lady Hay, undated / Freeman late Oswald Allen
Photograph, sepia toned
31.	Doris Hayball, undated
Signed “Doris Hayball”
Photograph, black and white
32.	Charles Haydon, undated
Inscribed “Charles Haydon, B.L.”
Photograph, sepia toned
33.	James Hayes, 1898
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, [electorate of] The Murray
Clipping
34.	John Haynes, 1898
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, [electorate of] Wellington
Clipping
35.	C.D. Haywood, undated / Jack Cato, photo
“Late Mr. C.D. Haywood, an esteemed and enterprising resident of Hobart for many years.”
Clipping
36.	C.R. Hearne, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available in Freeman collection, ON 6, no. 62725
37.	Rev. Wyndham Heathcote, B.A., 1927-28
Inscribed “Wyndham Heathcote, Sep. 1928”
Photograph, black and white
From Jubilee Record of the Unitarian Church 1879-1929
38.	John Henniker Heaton, 1887 / Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lith.
Print, coloured
From Vanity Fair, 17 September 1887
Also included is 1 page of typed notes from Statesman, no. 528
39.	Rev. James Hebblethwaite, 1915
“Author, Woodbridge, Tas., 1915”
Photograph, sepia toned
40.	Rev. James Hebblethwaite, undated / J.W. Lindt, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
41.	Rev. James Hebblethwaite, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
42.	Charles Hedley, 1891 / Falk, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
43.	Tom Heeney, undated
Heavyweight champion of New Zealand
“By kind form from our mutual friend Alan Maxwell (Punch) of the N.Z. Free … He hopes that you have recuperated, regards from Maxwell & Self. J. Kutner? – verso
Photograph, black and white
44.	O.P. Heggie, undated
Copy of a photograph, black and white 
45.	Otto P. Heggie, 1901
“In “Tom Dick & Harry” in Australia August 1, 1901” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
46.	Heifetz, undated
Clipping
47.	Jascha Heifetz, undated
Clipping
48.	H. Heine, 13 December 1797 – 17 February 1856
Clipping
49.	R. Heir, undated
“Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heir” – verso
Photograph, carte de visite, hand coloured
50.	Mrs. Robert Heir, undated
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
51.	D.L. Heister, 1742 / J.M. Bernigeroth?
“D. Laur Heister, Medicinae Chir. Ac Botanices, Prof. Publ. Helmstad”
Engraving
52.	Laurens Heister, 1739 / L.F.D.B. inv.; P. Tangi Sculp.
Engraving
Printed by Ivan Waesberge
53.	Helms, undated / Grouzelle, Melbourne
Captain of the ship “Menmuir – verso
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
56.	Mr. R. Helms, December 1890 / Falk, Sydney
Australian museum staff - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Robert Helpmann, April 1947
“Robert Helpmann as Hamlet, which he played in London opposite Pamela Brown, and danced in his own version with Margot Fonteyn”
Clipping
58.	Ernest Hemingway, undated
Author of “A farewell to Arms”
Clipping
59.	T. Henley, 1920
Lieutenant-Colonel
Clipping dated 3 March 1920
60.	T. Henley, 1907
Liberal candidate, Burwood State Election
Post card, black and white
61.	William Ernest Henley, undated
Portrait from a photograph by Mr. F. Hollyer
62.	John D. Hennessy, undated / The Falk Studios, Sydney
Author of Wynnum, A lost identity, An Australian bush track, The dis-honourable, The new chum farmer
Photograph, black and white
63.	Rev. John D. Hennessy, undated / Johnstone O’Shannessy & Co., Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
64.	Hon. A.H. Henning, M.L.C. W.A., undated
Photograph, black and white
65.	John Hennings, 1920
Hawthorne, May 1930 – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
66.	Henry IV, King of France, undated / François Porbus le Fils pinxit; H. Godin Sculp.
“Roi de France et de Navarre”
Engraving
67.	Henry IV, King of France, 1830 / engraved by Dean from a painting by Pourbus
Engraving
Published by Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley, London, 1830
68.	Alice Henry, c. 1908 / photo by Louis Bland?
In Philadelphia May 1908 or earlier – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
35 mm B/W negative available at FM1 / 4252
69.	Hon. John Henry, M.H.A. – Tas, undated
Photograph, black and white
70.	Juliette Henry, undated / Boake, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
71.	Edward Henty, undated
“Pioneer and founder of Portland. Born 28th March 1810. Settled in Victoria 19th November 1834. Died 14th August 1878”
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
72.	Francis Henty, undated
“Francis Henty who settled at Port Phillip in 1834” - verso
Copy, black and white, of a portrait
Original held at Melbourne Public Library
73.	Thomas Henty, undated / J.W. Lindt, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
74.	Hepner, undated / Talma, Melbourne
“The belle of New York Company”
Photograph, sepia toned
75.	Harold Herbert, undated / Rudolph Buchner, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
76.	Harold Herbert, undated / May Moore
Inscribed: “This is not Syd Smith or Charles Bryant but Harold B Herbert famous water colour painter”
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	Carl Hertz, undated / R.W. Meers, Christchurch, New Zealand
Photograph, sepia toned
78.	Hervey, undated
Print, black and white
Published by R. Griffin & Co., Glasgow
79.	Claes Heyndericks, 1621
“Geboren tot medenblick a° 1621. Claes Heyndericks gietermaker”
Engraving
80.	Claes Heyndericks, 1621 / PI. Fl.?
“Geboren tot medenblick anno 1621. Claes Heyndericks gietermaker”
“Tot Amsterdam”Type equation here.
Engraving
81.	Jacqueline Hick, 1959
Self portrait
Copy, black and white, of an oil painting
Clipping
From Bulletin of the National Gallery of South Australia, 21:1, serial no. 77, Jy 1959
82.	Seymour Hicks, undated
Photograph, black and white
83.	R.R.P. Hickson, undated
M.I.C.E., Under Secretary Public Works
Photograph, black and white, on board
84.	George Higginbotham, undated
“Attorney-General of Victoria from June 27, 1863 to May 5, 1868 and Chief Justice from July 19, 1880 to January 9, 1893” - verso
Further typed notes also on verso.
Photograph, black and white
85.	M? Higginbotham, undated
From Victoria?
Engraving
86.	Rev. Dr. Higgins, undated
Bishop of Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
87.	H.B. Higgins, M.L.A. Vic, undated
Photograph, black and white
88.	G. Higinbotham, undated
Signed “Your faithful servant, M. Higinbotham” but picture is labelled G. Higinbotham
Engraving
89.	George Higinbotham, undated
Print, coloured
From “Life”, no. 240, titled “An upright judge”

Box 16: Portrait file, Haslingden to Higinbotham, ca. 1621 to 1959

1.	Ivy Scott, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
2.	James R. Scott, undated
“Of Cessnock”
Post card, black and white
3.	Captain Robert Falcon Scott, R.N., undated / Pacey & Genet, Printers, Sydney
“He gave His Life for his Country”
Photograph, black and white
4.	Sarah Anne Scott (née Rusden), undated
Also known as: Sarah Anne Rusden, Mrs. Helenus Scott, Saranna Scott
Photograph, sepia toned
5.	Simon Scott, 1950
“First settler in Nanango District”
Advertisement
For: Souvenir Centenary Book / by Nanango Shire Council
6.	Rev. W. Scott, undated
Inscribed: “Rev. W. Scott. 1st Govt Astronomer”
Print, black and white
7.	James Henry Scullin, 1930
Photograph, black and white
From: Commonwealth Parliamentary Handbook, 1930
8.	Frank Seale, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
9.	Hon. R.J. Seddon, undated / photo by Russell & Sons
“The Right Hon. R.J. Seddon, P.C., Premier of New Zealand”
Post card, black and white
10.	See, 1888 / Freeman & Co., Sydney
First name unknown
“2 August 1888” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
11.	Sir John See, undated
[Electorate of] Grafton
Clipping
12.	Norman Selfe, undated
Photograph, hand coloured
13.	W.A. Selle, 1946? / Norman Carter
“W.A. Selle, M.A., Registrar of the University of Sydney since 1924, is noted for his phenomenal memory for graduates who have passed through the University in this period”
Clipping
14.	Sergius, Patriarch of Moscow & All Russia, undated
Book cover
From: The truth about religion in Russia, compiled by the Moscow patriarchate. London ; New York [etc.] : Hutchinson & Co., Ltd., [1944]
15.	Olivier de Serres, 1599 / Goutheret? del.; d’après le portrait original peint par son fils 
“Pl. XXIX”
Engraving
16.	J. Service, undated
Clipping of an engraving
17.	Lieutenant Ernest H. Shackleton, 1909?
“Travel & Exploration. May 1909” - verso
Copy of photograph, black and white
18.	William Shakespeare, undated
“Chas Summers Statue of Shakespeare”
Engraving
19.	G. Sharpe, undated
Clipping of an engraving
20.	Shaw, undated
First name not indicated
One of the images looks like the picture of George Bernard Shaw in item 22.
Copies of 8 photographs of Shaw, each taken at a different age: 23, 28, 33, 40, 50, 60, 80, 90
Clipping
21.	Anna Howard Shaw, 1847-1919
Article: “An appreciation by The National Council of Women of the United States, Inc.” by Miss Elisabeth Sears
Clipping
22.	George Bernard Shaw, undated / Mirror Features
Clipping
23.	George Bernard Shaw, undated / from a photograph by Ellis & Walery, London
Clipping
From: Munsey’s Magazine?
24.	George Bernard Shaw, undated
Clipping
Published by Constable & Co., London?
25.	Robert Lowe Sherbrooke, Viscount, 1869
“An enemy to democracy, yet a professor of liberal principles, which tend to democracy; the combination will one day make him Prime Minister of England”
Clipping with full page coloured illustration
From: “Vanity Fair”, 27 February 1869
26.	Robert Lowe Sherbrooke, 1st Viscount, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
27.	Robert Lowe Sherbrooke, Viscount, undated
“Lord Sherbrooke (Formerly Robert Lowe, Esq., M.P. of Sydney)” – beneath portrait
“Sherbrooke, Robert Lowe, 1st Viscount” – verso
Print, sepia toned
28.	Mr. Sherwood, undated
“Mr. Sherwood (Sherry of Dunlops). The best-known and most popular figure in the Australian automobile world”
Clipping
29.	Maud Sherwood, 1937 / photo by Monte Luke
Clipping
From: Australia Handbook 1937 
30.	Shiga, undated
2 photographs, black and white
From: “Pottery in Australia”
31.	Tatsuzo Shimaoka, undated / photograph from “The courier”, Canberra
“Demonstration at Canberra Technical College”
Photograph, black and white
From: “Pottery in Australia”
32.	W.C. Shipway, undated
[Electorate of] Paddington
Clipping
33.	Sir Rupert Shoobridge, 1952
“President of the Legislative Council, Tasmania, and President of the League’s Tasmanian Branch”
“Overseas March 1952” – verso
Clipping
34.	George Charles Shordiche, undated / photograph by Fradelle & Young, London
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing deposited in Middlesex County Record Office, Westminster – verso
“See also photo of verso” – see item 35
35.	George Charles Shordiche, undated / photograph by Fradelle & Young, London
This photograph is of the verso of item 34
“George Charles Shordiche, supposed murdered, Forest Creek Gold Diggings, Australia” 
Photograph, black and white
36.	Rt. Rev. Augustus Short, undated / Hammer & Co., Adelaide
Inscribed: “The Right Reverend Augustus Short, D.D., First Bishop of Adelaide” – beneath portrait
“First Church of England Bishop of Adelaide” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
37.	Rev. Harold James Edward Short, undated
“Velepara”, “H.J.E. Short, Papua”
Clipping
38.	Lieutenant Shortland, undated
Photograph, sepia toned, of an engraving
Printed in reverse
39.	Captain John Shortland, 1810 / R. Field, pinx’t; H.R. Cook, Sculpt.
Engraving
Published by J. Gold, London, 31 July 1810
40.	Mrs. Siddons, undated / Walter L. Colls, Ph. Sc. From the original picture by Gainsborough
Print, sepia toned
41.	Mrs. Scott Siddons, undated / PYN; Advertiser Litho.
Signed “Mary F. Scott Siddons”
“Adelaide, Figaro, No. 29” – above portrait
“The eminent tragedienne” – beneath portrait
Clipping, with full page coloured illustration
42.	Henryk Sienkiewicz, undated / Photo by J. Golcz, Warsaw
“Henryk Sienkiewicz: the latest portrait of the famous author”
Clipping
43.	Canon Samuel Simm, undated / Kerry & Jones, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
“Canon Samuel Simm, Newcastle Diocese” - verso
44.	Simpson, undated / Newman, late Montagu Scott, Sydney
Photograph, hand coloured
45.	Helen Simpson, 1937 / “Sydney Morning Herald” and “The Home”
“Snapshot taken in Western Australia in 1937” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
46.	William West Simpson, undated
Ordained Deacon in 1839. Died 1868 – verso
Further handwritten notes about his life on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
47.	F.W.W. Skuse, December 1890
“Australian Museum, Museum Staff” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
48.	Douglas Sladen, undated / Frank E. Beresford, Pinxit.
“Portrait of Douglas Sladen. Presented to the Melbourne Gallery by Gordon Lovers in Britain in recognition of Mr. Sladen’s services in getting Adam Lindsay Gordon his monument in the Poet’s Corner, Westminster Abbey”
Clipping
49.	Douglas Sladen, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
50.	T.M. Slattery, K.C.S.G., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
51.	Richard Sleath, undated
[Electorate of] Wilcannia
Clipping
52.	Sir William Slim, [1965]
Governor General Designate
“Sir William Slim, Governor-General designate, inspects a guard of honour on his arrival at Fremantle on April 22, 1953 – 12 years ago this week”
Clipping
53.	Joe Sloane, 1923
“The first survey party to work on the Bulolo goldfields. From right to left the three white men in the group are – Joe Sloane (one of the first successful miners on the Koranga Creek), the late J. Lunn (District Officer), the late Jim Appleby (Asst. District Officer)”
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at NCY 2: 276
From the Downing collection (ON 54, no. 45)
54.	Captain Joshua Slocum, 1852
“the first and greatest of the single-handed circumnavigators” - verso
Book cover
From: The life and voyages of Captain Joshua Slocum / by Victor Slocum. London : R. Hart-Davis, 1952.
55.	Izabella Slupska, undated
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait 
56.	G.W. Smailes, undated
[Electorate of] Granville
Clipping
57.	Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Smith, M.P., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
58.	A.K. Smith, undated
Clipping of an engraving
59.	Charles Kingsford Smith, 1928 / Judith Fletcher, photographer
Clipping with almost full page photograph, sepia toned
From: “The Home”, 2 July 1928
60.	Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, 1958 / William Dargie
Pictured: Captain Charles T.P. Ulm and Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
“Commemorating the unveiling at the Art Gallery of New South Wales by the Prime Minister, The Right Honourable Robert Gordon Menzies, C.H., Q.C., Sunday, October 26, 1858”
Print, coloured
61.	D.M. Smith, 1908? / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Signed “Sincerely yours, DMc..? Smith, Sydney, Feb 26/08”
Photograph, black and white
62.	F. Burdett Smith, undated / Leo
“A C.M.G.” – below portrait
Clipping with full page colour illustration
From: “Life”
63.	G. Smith, 1902
“Theatrical Manager” - verso
Photograph, black and white
Damaged at centre
64.	G.P. Smith, undated
Clipping of an engraving
65.	Rev. J.H. Smith, 1879-1882
Photograph, black and white
From: The Jubilee Record of the Unitarian Church, 1879-1929
66.	J.T. Smith, undated
Clipping of an engraving
67.	John Smith, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
Professor, Sydney University
Member,  Council of Education - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
68.	Dr. Julian Smith, 1948
“Dr. Julian Smith, Hon. F.R.P.S. [by?] C. Stuart Tompkins, A.R.P.S.”
For?: 1948 Members’ Exhibition of the Melbourne Camera Circle
Clipping
From: The A.P.-R. for March, 1949, p. 158
69.	Louis Lawrence Smith, undated / Leo
“L.L.” – below portrait
Clipping
70.	Maysie Grieg Smith, undated / photo by Madam Yevonde
Clipping 
71.	Phil Smith, 1914
“Phil Smith in “Gipsy Love”, Her Majesty’s Theatre, Sydney, June, 1914”
Photograph, black and white
72.	R.B. Smith, K.S.G.?, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
73.	Mrs. Ralph Errolle Smith, [née Strella Wilson], 1928
“Strella Wilson as Rose Maybud in “Ruddigore”, 1928” - verso
Photograph, black and white
74.	Mrs. Ralph Errolle Smith, [née Strella Wilson], 1928 / Marie Dean, Wellington
“Miss Strella Wilson”, “Mabel in Pirates”, “Aust Theatres … March 31, 1928” – verso
Photograph, black and white
75.	Robert B. Smith, undated / Maull & Fox, London
Photograph, sepia toned
76.	Ross Smith, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	Captain Sir Ross Smith, undated
Clipping of a copy of a black and white photograph
78.	Mr. Samuel Smith, 1898
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly, [electorate of] Sydney – Pyrmont Division
Clipping
79.	Hon. Sydney Smith, undated
[Electorate of] Bathurst
Clipping
80.	Sydney Ure Smith, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
81.	W.C. Smith, undated
Clipping of an engraving
82.	Wilfred Smith, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
83.	Sir William Smith, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
84.	Canon William Saumarez Smith, 1889 / Cleave & Co., Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
On verso: text to accompany photograph, extracted from Crockford’s Clerical Directory, 1889
85.	Canon William Saumarez Smith, undated / Vandyck Studios, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
86.	Canon William Saumarez Smith, undated / Samuel A. Walker, London
Photograph, sepia toned
87.	Smits, 1853 /I.H. Hoffmeister del.; photograph by Wilmand?
“Secretaris der Kommissie tot verbeteren der Indische Zeekarten”
“Batavia, 8 February 1853”
Copy of an engraving
88.	Smuts, undated
Copy of a portrait, coloured
89.	F.L. Smyth, undated
Clipping of an engraving
90.	Marcus Alfred Smythson, undated
Copy of an engraving
91.	G.H. Snazelle, undated / Leo
“Laughter & tears” – beneath portrait
Clipping with full page coloured illustration
92.	Colonel Snodgrass, undated / Foster & Martin, Melbourne
“Col. Snodgrass of Tasmania” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
93.	Daniel Carl Solander, undated / D: Chodourecki: pinx: Berol:
“Dr. Solander”
Photograph, black and white
“Staatliche Museen Berlin” stamped on verso
“From the original in the Kaiser-Friedrich Museum Berlin … W.H. Ifould, P.L. 29/5/33”
94.	Professor Sollas, undated / The Falk Studios, Sydney and Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
95.	V.L. Solomon, M.P., S.A., undated
Photograph, black and white
96.	E.C. Sommerlad, undated / Russell Roberts Pty. Ltd., Sydney
Photograph, black and white
97.	Edward S. Sorenson, 1909?
“Edward S. Sorenson 27/10/09” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
98.	Colonel William Sorell, 1817-1824
“Lieutenant Governor of Tasmania from April 7th 1817 – May 14, 1824” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
99.	Edward Asken Sothern, undated / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco
Cf frontispiece of: A memoir of Edward Askew Sothern / by T. Edgar Pemberton. London : R. Bentley and Son, 1889.
Photograph, sepia toned
100.	Edward Asken Sothern, undated / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco
Cf frontispiece of: A memoir of Edward Askew Sothern / by T. Edgar Pemberton. London : R. Bentley and Son, 1889.
Photograph, sepia toned
101.	D.H. Souter, 1909
Photograph, black and white
102.	Robert Southey, undated / engraved by B. Holl
Inscribed “Robert Southey”
Engraving
Published by S. Robinson, London

Box 32: Portrait file, Scott to Southey, ca. 1599 to 1965

Boxes 41-54: Geoffrey C. Ingleton further papers

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Institution of Engineers, Australia. Sydney Division - Oral History Collection, being interviews with members, 1991-1995

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Box 16: Portrait file, Haslingden to Higinbotham, ca. 1621 to 1959

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Box 32: Portrait file, Scott to Southey, ca. 1599 to 1965

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Boxes 41-54: Geoffrey C. Ingleton further papers

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