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Photograph of gravestone of Sarah Thompson Walker, West Hobart, Tasmania
Get PDFPhotograph of gravestone of Sarah Thompson Walker taken in the Quaker (Society of Friends) Burial Ground established in 1836 at Mellifont Street, West Hobart, Tasmania until it was closed in 1912. The gravestones have been moved to the edge of what is now the Friends' Park, a recreational park and children's playground.
Inscription reads: 'Sarah Thompson Walker, Second daughter of George Washington Walker Died 24th, 9th, 1905. Aged 56 Years.
Letter from Sarah Thompson Walker from Paris, 1899
Get PDFLetter from Sarah Thompson Walker, second daughter of George Washington Walker, when she was in Paris in 1899 with her sister Mary. Quaker Collection
Photograph of Sarah Thompson Walker, Tasmania 1849-1905
Get PDFPhotograph of Sarah Thompson Walker 1849-1905, second daughter of George Washington and Sarah Benson Walker. The photographer was Charles Alfred Woolley who had a studio in Macquarie Street, Hobart, c.1860-1870
Travel diary of Sarah Thompson Walker, England, Scotland, Paris, Melbourne, 1897-1904
Get PDFTravel diary of Sarah Thompson Walker detailing her travels in England, Scotland, Paris and Melbourne between 1897 and 1904
Reference to index of the correspondence, diaries and miscellaneous papers of Sarah Thompson Walker (1849-1905)
Get PDFSarah Thompson Walker (1849-1905), daughter of G.W. Walker, was a teacher and
Vice-Principal of the Ladies College. She was called Sal, Sally, Sa or Sah by her family
Letter from Sarah Thompson Walker in Paris to her sister Isabella Frances Walker in Hobart, Tasmania, 1899
Get PDFLetter from Sarah Thompson Walker in Paris to her sister Isabella Frances in Hobart, Tasmania, written on the 3rd of February 1899. Quaker Collection
Prospectus of the Girl's High School, Hobart, Tasmania, founded by Sarah Thompson Walker (1849-1905)
Get PDFProspectus of the Girls' High School, Barrack Square, Hobart, founded by Sarah Thompson Walker (1849-1905) and run by herself and Miss Poppy Clarke. Mary Augusta Walker taught drawing and Spanish there on her return from Europe. From Walker Family Scrapbook compiled by Peter Benson Walker. Private collection
UA37/30/2 Sarah Thompson
Get PDFLetter from Sarah Thompson to Lowell Harrison regarding WKU / Bowling Green relations. Harrison\u27s research notes
Double Studio portrait of Ms. Sarah Thompson
No full textStudio portrait of Ms. Sarah Thompson. The photograph showing two images of Sarah Thompson combined together. An elderly lady is facing front. She is wearing a white ruffled blouse with a collar brooch and a black jacket. She is smiling.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_wdsmithphotography/11121/thumbnail.jp
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