Guide to the Papers of Shirley Andrews
MS 6000, MS Acc12.117
National Library of Australia View Catalogue Record
Collection Summary
- Creator
- Andrews, Shirley, 1915-2001
- Title
- Papers of Shirley Andrews
- Date Range
- 1917-2002 (bulk 1970s)
- Collection Number
- MS 6000, MS Acc12.117
- Extent
- 5.25 metres (25 ms boxes + 1 map folio + 61 sound/av carriers)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Repository
- Special Collections (Manuscripts)
Introduction
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of correspondence, research material and photographs relating to the multiple elements of Shirley Andrews' life: her childhood, political activities, career as a biochemist, travel and involvement in traditional social dance (also known as folk, colonial or bush dancing) and folk music in Australia. Andrews was a member of the Communist Party (CPA) and the papers include notes and photographs dating from her CPA membership and a trip to Berlin and Eastern European countries in 1951. In the 1950-60s Andrews was active in the Aboriginal rights movement and there are papers relating to her involvement with the Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria) (CAR), the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI) and correspondence with Jessie Street, Charles Duguid and Ada Bromham, c.1957-1959.
However, the largest portion of the papers relates to Andrews' extensive research into, and writings on, traditional social dance in Australia, including her seminal work on the subject, Take your partners. These papers were collected and created from research in Australian and English libraries, correspondence with folklore collectors and correspondence and interviews with senior dancers and MCs in country districts. It includes notes on specific dances, articles and publications, dance programs and cards, photographs and other graphic material, and posters and newsletters produced by various folklore organisations.
Conditions Governing Access
The collection is available for reference.
Conditions Governing Use
Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.
Preferred Citation
Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Shirley Andrews, National Library of Australia, MS 6000, [class number, box number and series and/or file number]'.
Provenance
Shirley Andrews bequeathed her papers to Wendy Lowenstein and Lucy Stockdale. The papers were purchased by the Library from Lowenstein and Stockdale in 2002 and 2003 respectively. The audio-visual material held in the Oral History Section was received in 2005 from Stockdale.
Related Materials
There are several interviews with Shirley Andrews as well as two folkloric recordings in the National Library's Oral History Collection.
Biographical references to Andrews are available via the National Library's Ozlife database.
Correspondence of Shirley Andrews is also held in the papers of Gwenda Davey (MS 9352) and the papers of Arthur Turnbull (MS 9880).
The National Library holds all of Andrews' published works.
The records of the Council for Aboriginal Rights (Vic.), including Andrews' papers, are held by the State Library of Victoria, SLV MS 12913.
Arrangement
The papers were received in two separate instalments, the first covering Shirley Andrews' childhood, political and Aboriginal rights activism, travels and career as a biochemist, and the second consisting of material collected by Andrews through her folk dance and folklore interests.
The papers relating to folk dance were partially organised and listed before despatching to the Library. This arrangement has been adopted by the Library to some degree and the lists incorporated into the collection. The arrangement of material in files has been maintained and the file contents placed in separate files. Due to the interrelationship of Andrews' research with her activities in the field, in some cases there are major overlaps in the content of the separate series. For example, whilst Series 13 is devoted to dance instruction material, dance instructions also appear amongst the folk dance research material in Series 10 and in correspondence with Peter Ellis (a noted Victorian dance musician and folklorist with whom Andrews collaborated on a number of projects) in Series 11, and letters from Ellis appear in most of the dance series. It should be noted that the audio-visual material is stored in the National Library's Oral History section. This material consists of sound recordings of interviews with dancers and MCs, music for dancing and one tape of a Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement conference (1966), videos of traditional social dance and one film sent to Andrews by Margaret Walker, contents unknown.
Biographical Note
Shirley Aldythea Seymour Andrews was born on 6 November 1915 in Melbourne. Her mother, Doris, née Gray, was a journalist who raised Shirley after her father, Arthur, died of Spanish flu after World War I. Andrews was a boarder at St Michael's Church of England Girls Grammar School in St. Kilda and went on to study science, graduating from University of Melbourne in 1937. Between 1939 and 1951 she worked at the Veterinary Research Institute and CSIRO. In 1953 she was appointed Senior Biochemist at Royal Park Psychiatric Hospital, a post she held until she retired in 1977. Whilst in this position she researched the effects of bromureide drugs and the use of lithium in the treatment of bi-polar disorder.
Andrews's early involvement in dance included classical Russian dance training and performances with the Borovansky Ballet, and she was a member of Margaret Walker's Unity Dance Group. In 1951 Andrews toured with the Unity Dance Group and Aboriginal activist Faith Bandler to the World Youth Festival in Berlin and afterwards to Communist Europe, performing a program examining issues of racial discrimination.
Andrews joined the Council against War and Fascism in 1934 and the Australian Communist Party in 1945. In 1951 she joined the newly formed Victorian Council for Aboriginal Rights, acting as Secretary for ten years. Andrews was an active campaigner for voting rights, equal pay and the extension of social service benefits to Aboriginal Australians and for greater Commonwealth engagement in Aboriginal affairs. She was instrumental in the creation of the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in 1958.
Andrews' research into traditional social dance in Australia dated from the 1950s folk revival period, when she was a member of both the Unity Dance Group and Victorian Bush Music Club. Her research, writings and active popularisation of Australian traditional and colonial social dance brought her widespread recognition. She was awarded the Order of Australia in 1994 for her contribution to dance and the history of dance in Australia, and an Australian Folk Trust Lifetime Achievement Award in 1995.
Andrews was an active member of many folklore organisations and was often involved in the founding, planning and running of groups and events. These included: the Traditional Social Dance Association of Australia, Victorian Bush Music Club, Victorian Folk Music Club, Victorian Folklore Society, Folk Song and Dance Society of Victoria, the Recreational International Dance Association, National Folk Festivals and National Folklore conferences.
Published articles and books by Andrews include: pamphlets on Aboriginal rights issues; articles on traditional social dance; Take your partners: traditional dancing in Australia (1974, 1979); (with Peter Ellis) Two hundred dancing years and how to celebrate them with a colonial ball (1988); a set of videos with accompanying booklets on How Australia danced last century (1994); articles in the Oxford companion to Australian folklore (1993) and the Currency companion to music and dance in Australia (2003); and papers presented at the first three Folklore Conferences (1984, 1986 and 1988).
Shirley Andrews died on 14 September 2001 in North Melbourne.
Biographical Reference(s)
Clark, Jennifer. 'Shirley Andrews: adding a personal note to history', NLA News, vol. XIV, no. 11, August 2004, pp. 14-17.
Ryan, J.S.. 'Shirley Aldythea Andrews, O.A.M. (-2001)', Australian Folklore, no. 16, 2001, pp. 18-19.
Taffe, Sue. 'Shirley Aldythea Andrews, O.A.M.', Australian Historical Studies, vol. 33, no. 18, April 2002, pp. 190-192.
Tully, Bill. 'Folk dancer and passionate activist', Canberra Times, 2 November 2001, p. 13.
Item Descriptions
Class MS 6000. Original consignment
Comprises material collected by Andrews during her research into traditional social dance in Australia, although her political activism, medical research and personal interests are also represented in the collection. The collection comprises correspondence, handwritten notes, publications, photocopies of articles and book extracts, photographs and other graphic material.
Contained in 25 boxes, 1 elephant folio.
Series 1. Personal correspondence, 1927-2001
This series consists mainly of letters and postcards received by Andrews, and some of Andrews' own letters. It includes correspondence from Andrews' school years and later life. One letter appears to have been written by her father to her mother from France in 1917.
Series 2. Personal documents and photographs, 1927-2001
This series includes school reports, notes on the Gray family tree, work references, Order of Australia correspondence, press clippings and other printed information, address books and diaries, financial and taxation papers, medical and health papers, ski-ing publications and photographs.
Series 3. Travels and travel writing, 1970-1997
Shirley Andrews travelled in the Pacific, South America, South-East Asia and Europe as well as within Australia throughout her life. This series contains handwritten notebooks of her travel experiences, travel documents, articles written by Andrews and a few photographs. Series 5 includes papers relating to Andrews' trips to Europe and China in 1951 and 1953. There is a separate small collection of letters and postcards from Andrews to Arthur Turnbull, a dance colleague, which includes accounts of her travels (MS 9880).
6 files
Series 4. C.S.I.R.O. and Royal Park Psychiatric Hospital, 1951-1996
This series includes two letters relating to Andrews' employment at C.S.I.R.O., but the remainder consists of correspondence, notes, research material and Andrews' own articles on research into the effects of bromide and lithium in the treatment of psychiatric patients that she conducted as Senior Biochemist at Royal Park Psychiatric Hospital in Melbourne in the 1960s-70s. The research material includes articles published between 1943 and 1999.
Series 5. Political interests and activities, 1948-2002
Andrews joined the Communist Party of Australia (CPA) in 1945 and in 1951 attended the World Youth and Student Festival in Berlin, afterwards touring other parts of Europe with the Unity Dance Group. The bulk of the papers in this series consist of notebooks, photographs and postcards collected during the 1951 trip to Berlin and Europe. There are also some photos from a 1953 trip to China, a few items from Andrews' earlier involvement with the CPA, notably some photographs of, and a letter from, Bill Bird, a note from John Morrison of the Realist Writers Group and two inscribed publications by Len Fox. Other papers in the series reflect Andrews' later interests in social and political issues and consist of published material and five letters written by Andrews about the ABC and workers' rights. A songbook produced by the Eureka Youth League and two other books of freedom and workers songs are in Series 20, File 1.
Series 6. Aboriginal rights activities, 1957-2000
Andrews' involvement in Aboriginal rights organisations spanned the years 1951-1968. This series includes a file of correspondence, including letters to and from Jessie Street, Charles Duguid and Ada Bromham. Also in this series is research material and an article written by Andrews on Aborigines and alcohol, Aboriginal Reconciliation material, an incomplete paper on the history of events leading to the 1967 referendum on Aboriginal civil rights, possibly written by Peter Sekuless, and a file of papers and photographs relating to Andrews' involvement in a 1967 Referendum Ceremony in 1997.
Series 7. Aboriginal rights organisations, 1957-2000
Andrews was a member of the Executive of the Council for Aboriginal Rights (Victoria) (CAR) and was instrumental in the creation of the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (FCAATSI) in 1958. In this series are correspondence, minutes, reports, conference papers and a few photographs, as well as material documenting Andrews' involvement in the Equal Pay for Aborigines sub-committee. Other papers date from the 1990s when Sue Taffe of Monash University researched the history of FCAATSI, interviewing Andrews for an oral history project.
Series 8. Traditional social dance: writings by Andrews, 1974-2001
Amongst the papers in this series are galleys of and correspondence relating to the book, Take Your Partners, articles for The Oxford Companion to Australian Folklore (O.U.P. 1993), a UNESCO project, 'The Universe of Music: a history' (apparently unpublished) and the Currency Companion to Music and Dance in Australia, a paper presented in collaboration with Lucy Stockdale at the 1986 Folklore Conference, correspondence and other material relating to a set of four videos and booklets on 'How Australia danced last century' which Stockdale and Andrews produced in the 1990s, various articles written by Andrews for publication in folk music and dance newsletters and magazines and a transcript of an oral history interview of Andrews, conducted by Chris Sullivan in 1984.
12 files
Series 9. Traditional social dance research: notebooks and notes
Andrews' involvement in the folk dance revival in Australia dates from the 1950s when she was a member of both the Unity Dance Group and the Victorian Bush Music Club (VBMC). The Unity Dance Group undertook the choreography and dancing for the musical, Reedy River, and when the VBMC approached Unity to assist with research into Australian tradition dancing, Andrews volunteered for the task. Her research covered the history and social context of social dancing in Australia, the dances themselves and the music used for dancing. This series consists of handwritten research notes, the majority of which are contained in notebooks and are largely undated. Sixteen of the notebooks have been indexed (see item 3 in this series), but the first notebook appears not to be amongst the papers. Notebook no. 9 may have been numbered 8(b).
Series 10. Traditional social dance research: articles and extracts
This series consists largely of photocopies of journal articles and book extracts on dancing, reminiscences of dancing in Australia in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and the social background to dancing. Australian authors include John Manifold, Peter Ellis, Keith McKenry, Harry McQueen, Phil Leggett, Marilyn Colman and Heather Clarke. Material which was in files has been placed in files in the order in which it was received.
Series 11. Traditional social dance: correspondence with Peter Ellis, c.1979-2000
Correspondence with Peter Ellis, a noted Victorian dance musician and folklorist with whom Andrews collaborated on a number of projects, including the Bicentennial publication, Two hundred years of dancing and how to celebrate them (1988). This series consists of papers specifically collated and labelled as correspondence with Ellis when received by the Library. However, further correspondence and material sent by Ellis can also be found in many of the other dance series. Series 11 includes correspondence between Ellis and Andrews, letters received by Ellis containing reminiscences of dancing in Australia and photocopies of dance instructions and music.
5 files
Series 12. Traditional social dance: general correspondence, 1962-2001
This series contains mainly correspondence relating to Andrews' dance activities, including her roles as organiser of festivals and events, researcher, writer and advisor on dance instructions. Correspondents include Ron Edwards, Rob Willis, Con Klippel, Warren Fahey, Mark and Maria Schuster, Jan and Vic Orloff, John Meredith and Heather Clarke. There is also a single letter from Dame Peggy van Praagh (1973) in response to a suggestion by Andrews regarding a traditional dance-inspired ballet production, and one from Alan Marshall about yarn-spinning.
4 files
Series 13. Dance instructions
This series consists of largely undated files, notebooks, loose papers, publications and photocopies of articles, book extracts and complete publications containing instructions on specific dances and dance styles. The series commences with a number of files of papers which relate to a list received with the papers, some on specific types of dances (eg quadrilles, couples dances) and others from specific sources (eg Andrews' own dance cards and Peter Ellis' material). In some cases the files also contain correspondence. It should be noted that whilst this series is devoted to dance instruction material, dance instructions can also be found in other dance series, particularly series 9-11.
Dance instructions: Quadrilles: Victorian Committee versions of Lancers, Fitzroys, Alberts etc (File 1)
Dance instructions: Quadrilles, including a copy of J.H. Christison's Manual of dancing and etiquette (File 2)
Series 14. Dance music
Music notebooks, photocopies and published collections of music for dancing.
6 files
Series 16. Dance display theatrical arrangements
Handwritten and typed notes used in staging displays of traditional dances.
1 file
Series 17. Dance: photographs and illustrations
This series consists of reproduction photographs of dance scenes, programs and advertisements, some of which were used to illustrate Andrews' book, Take your partners, as well as snapshots (including some of Andrews) and photocopies of illustrations relating to dance, social scenes and shearing.
3 files
Series 18. Dance programs, 1922-2001
This series contains original, and photocopies of, dance programs and dance cards dating back to the nineteenth century. Included in the series are draft programs created by Andrews for various dance events and a file of programs from New Zealand.
6 files
Series 19. Traditional Social Dance Association of Victoria (TSDAV), 1980-2001
Andrews was a founding member of the TSDAV and President for the first three years. This series consists of minutes of meetings, material relating to events run by the Association and a file of dances submitted for a TSDAV dance competition.
4 files
Series 20. Folklore activities and publications, 1948-2001
Andrews' involvement in the folk revival was not limited to dance. She was a founding member of the Victorian Bush Music Club (which later changed its name to the Victorian Folk Music Club (VFMC)), the founder and editor of Australian Tradition, the VFMC newsletter, a founding member of the Victorian Folklore Society, the Folk Song and Dance Society of Victoria (FSDSV), the chairperson of the First National Folk Festival in Melbourne in 1968 and the Convenor of the Program Committee for the first National Folklore Conference in 1984. Not all Andrews' roles in the folk movement are represented in this series of correspondence, notes, photographs, newsletters, posters, songbooks (including Freedom songs published by the Eureka Youth League) and other publications, mainly dating from the 1960s-80s. The small collection of photographs includes some of Andrews with Kevin Bradley, Ron and Ann Edwards, Alan Scott and Keith and Jenny McKenry in Kuranda, Queensland. Some related correspondence may be found in Series 12.
Series 21. North Melbourne Association and heritage houses material, 1973, 1993, 1997
This series consists of minutes of the History Work Group of the North Melbourne Association for 1973, of which Shirley Andrews was a member, a program and handwritten notes from a tour of North and West Melbourne, 1973, a few other papers on local North Melbourne issues and a file of historical photographs of North Melbourne.
2 files
Series 22. Miscellaneous papers, 1953-1999
This series consists of one file of programs and magazine articles of the 1956 and 1968 Olympic Games, a file of theatre programs and literary articles and one file of press clippings representing Andrews's interest in travel, the arts, food, science, health, politics and current affairs. File 2 includes an article on 'A biologist's approach to human conflict' written by Andrews and submitted to Meanjin in 1953 .
Series. Special format materials
Videos (File)
Ball held in the St Arraud Town Hall (Item NLA.MS-VID001111)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.Victoria valley Fitzroy quadrilles lancers (Item NLA.MS-VID001112)
1 item, maxwell, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.St Clements Huntley deb ball, Jul-88 (Item NLA.MS-VID001113)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.How Australia Danced Last Century - more revived quadrilles, 1999 (Item NLA.MS-VID001114)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.Atedale deb ball copy off original (Item NLA.MS-VID001115)
1 item, national, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.How Australia Danced Last Century - more revived quadrilles, 1998 (Item NLA.MS-VID001116)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.How Australia Danced Last Century - more revived quadrilles (Item NLA.MS-VID001117)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.John Meredith & Olya Willis dances of the EYL Gran Proctor various dances (Item NLA.MS-VID001118)
1 item, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.Queensland dances - Ian and Clair Sutton, Doug Sutton (Item NLA.MS-VID001119)
1 item, maxwell, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etc.Reel to reels (File)
R1. The Three Meet, "Gay Gordons' on tape label (Item NLA.MS-SAV013791) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R2. The Tempest, "Soldiers Joy" on tape label (Item NLA.MS-SAV013792) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R3. Brown Jug Polka, "La Russe" on tape label (Item NLA.MS-SAV013793) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R4. Four Sisters (Item NLA.MS-SAV013794) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R5. Thady You Gander (Item NLA.MS-SAV013795) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R6. Haymakers Jig (Item NLA.MS-SAV013796) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R7. Galopede "Yarmouth Reel" (Item NLA.MS-SAV013797) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R8. Berlin Polka (Item NLA.MS-SAV013798) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R9. Gay Gordons (Item NLA.MS-SAV013799) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R10. Jacaranda Dance (Item NLA.MS-SAV013800) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R11. Soldiers Joy (Item NLA.MS-SAV013801) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R12. Veleta (Item NLA.MS-SAV013802) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R13. Walls of Limerick (Item NLA.MS-SAV013803) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R14. Pride of Erin (Item NLA.MS-SAV013804) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R15. La Russe (Item NLA.MS-SAV013805) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R16. Princess Polka (Item NLA.MS-SAV013806) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music. Princess Polka both sides.
R19. Corryong dance music, extract of folk festival Singabout at Melbourne Town Hall (Item NLA.MS-SAV013808) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 5 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance Music and songs and soundtrack of ABV news film. List of contents inside box. January and May 1963
R23. Side 1: Weavers on Tour; Side 2: dance music collected by Wendy Lowenstein; Bert Ellard (Item NLA.MS-SAV013810) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 7 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R27. Excerpts from Aboriginal conference; Victorian Folk Music Club Singabout concert (Item NLA.MS-SAV013811) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 7 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Proceedings, songs. Singabout program inside tape box
R28. Federal Council for Aboriginal Advancement(FCAA) Conference (Item NLA.MS-SAV013812) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 7 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Proceedings, songs. Singabout program inside tape box
R29. Lancers, Spanish lessons, Shirley Jacobs recording (?) (Item NLA.MS-SAV013813) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 7 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance Music
R17. Old Bush Quadrille (Item NLA.MS-SAV013814) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 5 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Dance music
R20. Pete Seeger interview and Victorian Bush Music Club (VBMC or VFMC) dancing (Item NLA.MS-SAV013815) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 7 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Side 1: interview (Seeger) Manchester Gallop, Bush Barn and Botany Bay; Side 2: Seeger interview continued, music for dance, Moomba concert item
R21. ABC TV tape on FS Festival (Item NLA.MS-SAV013816) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Trk: Joy Durst interviewing old man on Kellys and verse on Power, dance music; Trk 2: Charlie Ordish (Corryong musician)
R 22. Gary Shearston (Item NLA.MS-SAV013817) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-048
1 item, Basify 3 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Songs
R24. Dance tunes-Alberts (Item NLA.MS-SAV014055) - Shelf-Short OH2-2-001
1 item, Basify 5 inch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)Corryong Band, Don Hall etc recorded for Wendy Lowenstein. One track recorded from record. List on note inside cover
Cassette tapes - interviews (File)
C1. Les and Marie Barnes Part 1; Mr and Mrs Boales (Item NLA.MS-SAV014058) - Cassette-Box 680
1 item, Happy tape C90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C2. Les and Marie Barnes Part 2 (Item NLA.MS-SAV014059) - Cassette-Box 680
1 item, Happy tape C90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C3. Mrs Sheehan Part 1 (Item NLA.MS-SAV014060) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Tonex LN-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C4. Mrs Sheehan Part 2 (Item NLA.MS-SAV014061) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Tonex LN-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C5. Mick Reilly (Reilly) (Numurka/Carwar, Victoria) (Item NLA.MS-SAV014062) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C6. Mick Reilly (Reilly) (Numurka/Carwar, Victoria); Jim Inglis (Pine Lodge?), Elma Ross (Item NLA.MS-SAV014063) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C8. Bob and Emm Allen, Colin and Ille Silk (Item NLA.MS-SAV014065) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C9. Cec Iland, Rockhampton QLD, mouth organ (Item NLA.MS-SAV014066) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, TDK AD46, Compact cassette tapeDance tunes and descriptions. List on tape cover
C10. Mrs Bourke and sister (Item NLA.MS-SAV014067) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Scotch Dynarange 60 min, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C11. Ron McNally, Jack Gordon(Condon?) Daisy Sutton (Item NLA.MS-SAV014068) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C12. Ron McNally (Item NLA.MS-SAV014069) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
C13. Bendigo-Mrs Pike etc (Item NLA.MS-SAV014070) - Cassette-Box 681
1 item, Telex C-90, Compact cassette tapeInterview
Cassette tapes - other (File)
C16. Dance music collected by John Meredith (Item NLA.MS-SAV014073) - Cassette-Box 682
1 item, Hitachi DL60, Compact cassette tapeNotes for workshop with John Meredith. List of contents on cassette cover
Container List
| Series | File/Item | Box |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1-5 | 1 |
| 2 | 1-2 | 1 |
| 2 | 3-10 | 2 |
| 2 | 11-16 | 3 |
| 3 | 1-2 | 3 |
| 3 | 3-6 | 4 |
| 4 | 1-4 | 4 |
| 4 | 5-6 | 5 |
| 5 | 1-5 | 5 |
| 5 | 6 | 6 |
| 6 | 1-8 | 6 |
| 7 | 1-7 | 7 |
| 8 | 1-5 | 8 |
| 8 | 6-12 | 9 |
| 9 | 1-2 | 9 |
| 9 | 3-9 | 10 |
| 9 | 10-18 | 11 |
| 9 | 19-20 | 12 |
| 10 | 1-5 | 12 |
| 10 | 6-14 | 13 |
| 10 | 15-17 | 14 |
| 11 | 1-5 | 14 |
| 12 | 1 | 14 |
| 13 | 1-6 | 15 |
| 13 | 7-13 | 16 |
| 13 | 14-20 | 17 |
| 13 | 21-28 | 18 |
| 13 | 29-32 | 19 |
| 14 | 1-3 | 19 |
| 14 | 4-6 | 20 |
| 15 | 1 | 20 |
| 16 | 1 | 20 |
| 17 | 1 | 20 |
| 17 | 2-3 | 21 |
| 18 | 1-6 | 21 |
| 19 | 1-4 | 22 |
| 20 | 1-3 | 22 |
| 20 | 4-12 | 23 |
| 20 | 13-20 | 24 |
| 20 | 21 | Elephant folio |
| 21 | 1-2 | 25 |
| 22 | 1-3 | 25 |