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Spectators at the cricket at the pub, Mataranka, Northern Territory, ca. 1972 [picture] /
No full textPart of the collection: Australian pubs collection, 1971-1973.; Published in: Australian pubs by John Larkins and Bruce Howard. Adelaide : Rigby, 1973.; The cricket game was played to local rules, including scoring six if the ball hit a road train on the Stuart Highway.; Title devised by cataloguer from information in publication.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4361351; Published in: Australian pubs by John Larkins and Bruce Howard. Adelaide : Rigby, 173, p. 142
View to Stuart Park
No full textView over Darwin, Cavenagh Street in foreground, Stuart Park and Bridge Autos in Daly Street in background. Fuel tanks at Stuart Park to the right.Truran, Howard S.Date:198
Stuart Building
No full textNew government offices, Stuart Building, Mitchell Street and The Esplanade. Great War 1914-1918 Cenotaph with names of dead.Truran, Howard S.Date:196
Cricket at the pub, Mataranka, Northern Territory, ca. 1972, 2 [picture] /
No full textPart of the collection: Australian pubs collection, 1971-1973.; Published in: Australian pubs by John Larkins and Bruce Howard. Adelaide : Rigby, 1973.; The cricket game was played to local rules, including scoring six if the ball hit a road train on the Stuart Highway.; Title devised by cataloguer from information in publication.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4361533
John McDouall Stuart plaque
No full textStuart's Tree, inscription reads 'THE EXPLORER JOHN MCDOUALL STUART IS PRESUMED TO HAVE CARVED THE INITIAL 'S' ON THIS TREE ON 23RD MAY 1862 DURING HIS SUCCESSFUL JOURNEY FROM ADELAIDE TO DARWIN 1861-2'Truran, Howard S.Date:195
The pub, Barrow Creek, Northern Territory, November, 1972 [picture] /
No full textBarrow Creek is Australia's most central pub, just 43 miles north of Mount Stuart. Barrow Creek Telegraph Station was built in 1872. In 2002, 12.5 sq km of land including the Telegraoh Station was returned to the traditional owners, the Kaytetye people, and is held in trust by Thangkenharenge Aboriginal Land Trust.; Part of the collection: Australian pubs collection, 1971-1973.; Published in: Australian pubs by John Larkins and Bruce Howard. Adelaide : Rigby, 1973.; Title devised by cataloguer from information in publication.; Condition: Marks and scratches, label and sticky tape on back.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4361594
Howard Houston Stuart
No full textHoward Houston Stuart, a Tarrant County pioneer, is celebrating his seventy-fifth birthday. Mr. Stuart arrived in Fort Worth, Texas on New Years Eve 1869 by an ox cart with his parents and turned down a ride on the first train into Fort Worth. His family came from Staunton, Virginia. His mother was a cousin of President Woodrow Wilson and father was a cousin of General (Gen.) J. E. B. Stuart, of Civil War fame. He is shown standing against a wall, dressed in a three piece suit and wearing eyeglasses. Mr. Stuart is one of the city\u27s oldest, active salesman. He will observe the birthday by making the rounds of the same flour customers he has served for 31 years. Mrs. Stuart and their daughter, Mrs. Bert Phillips will hold open house Sunday for the veteran salesman. Published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram morning edition, February 14, 1940.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1940s/1851/thumbnail.jp
KITTRELL, Flemmie
No full textThe papers of home economist and Howard professor, Flemmie P. Kittrell (1904-1980) span the period of 1924-1980 and measure approximately 10 linear feet. Dr. Kittrell was the head of the Home Economics department at Howard University from 1944-1971 and at Hampton Institute prior to that. Her collection of personal papers, correspondence, writings, photographs, and printed material provides valuable insight into her life and the field of home economics in the United States and abroad. Correspondents from Hampton include Mary R. Kennedy and Arthur Howe; at Howard, Mordecai Johnson, J. St. Clair Price and Frank M. Snowden. Other notable corrsepondents included in the collection are Mary McLeod Bethune, Charlotte Hawkins Brown, William Stuart Nelson, and Frederick D. Patterson. Additional sources reflecting Dr. Kittrell\u27s accomplishments at Howard can be found in her writings which include fragments of her Ph.D. thesis and a proposal for developing a Ph.D. program in Nutrition
Mmes. John F. Stuart, Howard Burdick and Warren Sorrells
No full textPanhellenic Association. Mmes. John F. Stuart, Howard Burdick and Warren Sorrells.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1950s/12038/thumbnail.jp
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