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Douglas Lockwood at his desk
No full textThe chalk carving is by Eric Jolliffe. Framed photograph is of Lockwood's children Kim and Dale. The typewriter is in the possession of Kim Lockwood, having been acquired at a lawn sale by the Gieses when the Lockwoods left for PNG in 1968. The house was the Herald House on The Esplanade. It was designed by D.K. Turner of architectural firm Stephenson & Turner who were also responsible for the Hotel Darwin. The house floors were of green polished concrete as was featured in the Hotel Darwin. In 1968 an air-conditioned office was added at the side of the house.Kim LockwoodDouglas Lockwood Collection MS 10
Douglas Lockwood
No full textA group of East Timor people standing around a market stall. Either in 1961 or 62.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim
Douglas Lockwood
No full textNorthern Territory Director of Health in the 1950s, Dr A.H. Humphrey. Wooden louvers in background.
People of the Northern Territory 1950-1968.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim.Date:195
Douglas Lockwood
No full textSelling goods. Stall holders sitting on the ground waiting to selling there items. Taken in either 1961 or 62.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim
Graduate recital, saxophone, clarinet and flute. Lockwood, T., 1988
No full textRecorded during a live performance at Dalton Center Recital Hall, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, June 8, 1988, 8:00 p.m., the 365th concert of the School of Music's 1987-1988 season.Thomas Lockwood, saxophone, clarinet, and flute. Accompanests: Janlee Rothman, piano ; Brian O'Hern, piano and synthesizer ; Ruben Meyer, electric and acoustic bass ; Sam Nead, drums.In partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Master of Music degree in performance, Western Michigan University, 1988.Information from performance program.Petite suite (1961) / Walter S. Harley -- Vier Stücke für Klarinette und Klavier, opus 5 / Alban Berg -- Ethel and Fred (1984) / Thomas Lockwood -- Music for saxophone and piano (1968) / Leslie Bassett -- Ray's idea / Ray Brown -- All these nights ; Longing / Tom Lockwood -- 'Round midnight / Thelonious Monk -- No chants ; Hotcha/Minor dilemma / Tom Lockwood
Episode 84: Bearing Witness with Alex Lockwood
No full textIn this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Alex Lockwood. Alex is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries at the University of Sunderland. We discuss Alex’s article ‘Bodily Encounter, Bearing Witness and the Engaged Activism of the Global Save Movement’ which appeared in the journal 'Animal Studies' in 2018
Douglas Lockwood
No full textEdna Zigenbine, one of Australia?s few female boss drovers.
People of the NT 1950-1968.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim
Douglas Lockwood
No full textA group of men.
Jeremy Long's Aboriginal welfare journey into the Gibson desert.
Pintupi country.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim.Date:196
Douglas Lockwood
No full textBuying supplies. Two aboriginal men buying flour and other supplies. First time visit to the store. They are been served by a shop assistant in a tin building.
Jeremy Long's Aboriginal welfare journey into the Gibson desert.
Pintupi country.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim.Date:196
Douglas Lockwood
No full textWild horse trapping on Elsey Station in the late 1950s.Lockwood, Ruth and Kim.Date:195
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