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    Plan of Melbourne and its suburbs [cartographic material] : accurately compiled from the Government maps.

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    Map of Melbourne extending from North Melbourne to St. Kilda showing buildings, streets, railways, parks and wards.; In lower right margin: Printed by Alexr. Draysey, 73 Chancery Lane.; Accompanied by: Map of and guide to Melbourne and suburbs. Melbourne : George Slater, 1857,; Includes reference to plan.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1298.Map of and guide to Melbourne and suburb

    Map of Queensland 1872 [cartographic material] /

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    Map of Queensland showing towns, county and district boundaries, roads, telegraph lines and railways with relief shown by hachures.; In lower left margin: H.W.F. delt.; In lower right margin: Geo. Slater & Co. Litho.; Also available in an electronic version via the internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1097; Library copy has signature of Thornton? Travers on verso

    Map of Queensland 1874 [cartographic material] : including Hann's explorations and Dalrymple's discoveries /

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    2nd ed. rev. Map of Queensland showing towns, county and district boundaries, routes of various explorers, roads, telegraph lines and railways with relief shown by hachures.; In lower left margin: H.W.F. delt.; In lower right margin: Geo Slater & Co. Litho.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1097a

    Map of Queensland 1874 [cartographic material] : including Hann's explorations and Dalrymple's discoveries /

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    Map of Queensland showing towns, county and district boundaries, routes of various explorers, roads, telegraph lines and railways with relief shown by hachures.; In lower right margin: Geo Slater & Co. Litho.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1097c

    Mark Slater Interview, 2008

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    Mark Slater discusses his background in historic preservation and work with the Cuyahoga National Park. He reflects on the restoration of the Mustill House and Store in 1999 his work on park structures and farmsteads. Slater discusses his role in community relations, particularly creating a culture landscape with an emphasis on heritage and education. Slater articulates his desire to expand the farming program while recognizing and articulating financial challenges. Slater spends a majority of the interview discussing the educational, societal, and cultural benefits of historic preservation and its ability to facilitate the rehabilitation of communities and space

    Mark Slater Interview, 2008

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    Mark Slater discusses his background in historic preservation and work with the Cuyahoga National Park. He reflects on the restoration of the Mustill House and Store in 1999 his work on park structures and farmsteads. Slater discusses his role in community relations, particularly creating a culture landscape with an emphasis on heritage and education. Slater articulates his desire to expand the farming program while recognizing and articulating financial challenges. Slater spends a majority of the interview discussing the educational, societal, and cultural benefits of historic preservation and its ability to facilitate the rehabilitation of communities and space

    Map of Queensland 1874 [cartographic material] : including Hann's explorations and Dalrymple's discoveries /

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    2nd ed. rev. Map of Queensland showing towns, county and district boundaries, routes of various explorers, roads, telegraph lines and railways with relief shown by hachures.; In lower right margin: Geo Slater & Co. Litho.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1097b

    Kenneth Slater Collection

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    A conductor and cornetist, Kenneth Slater (1917-2005) was involved with numerous bands throughout his career. He performed with the "The President's Own" United States Marine Band and the United States Army Field Band, where he was the cornet soloist for nearly a decade. Later he became the director of the Almas Temple Band (Washington, DC) and Hagerstown Municipal Band (Maryland). In addition, Slater was also a charter member of the Shrine Bandmasters, a Past President of the Pennsylvania Bandmasters Association, and an active member of the American Bandmasters Association. The collection consists of correspondence, administrative records, programs and tour itineraries, military documents, books, newsletters, articles, newspaper clippings, scores: published and manuscript, photographs, regalia, and other memorabilia related to Slater's career; the ensembles with which he was involved; and the colleagues with whom he had close relationships including Merle Evans, Joseph Losh, Leonard Smith, and his father, George H. Slater

    Gerald Slater Papers

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    Gerald Slater's initial work in public broadcasting included the position of director of operations of the Public Broadcasting Laboratory from 1967 to 1969. In this job, he organized all operations of this experimental television venture funded by a Ford Foundation grant to create original drama, arts, and public affairs programming for the first nationwide public television network. Then, from 1969 to 1970, he served as project specialist in communications for the Ford Foundation. There, as part of a staff responsible for administrating of $18 million in annual television programming grants, Slater initiated, evaluated, and selected program proposals to fund. From 1970 to 1975, Slater was general manager of the Public Broadcasting Service, with the task of organizing the first U.S. public television network. In 1973, he became vice-president of broadcasting at PBS, where his duties included station relations and public information. Finally, in July 1975, Slater became executive vice-president of WETA, a position he held until 1989. The collection consists of correspondence, clippings, interviews and transcripts on a 1971 investigative report on the FBI by Paul Jacobs for The Great American Dream Machine
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