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ORAL HISTORY (AUDIO): REED MRS E M

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Mrs Reed was born in Esperance in July 1896 and gives biographical details of her life in Subiaco; Kings Hall, social life, party games, purchase ofhome, Church of Christ, first Emu bus, the Depression, New Year's Day at Crawley, camping in Dalkeith, influenza epidemic 1919; King Edward Memorial Hospital, Nicholson Road Hospital, Coolgardie Street Hospital, foster daughter, Bishop Riley's House, Shenton Park Lake

Interviewee: E M Reed
Date of Interview: 12 August 1983
Interviewer: Donna Moore
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Interview with Mrs Reed conducted by Donna Moore on 12 August 1983.

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cwa-org-43-1986.334

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Church, Church Of Christ, Subiaco

King Edward Memorial Hospital

KING Edward Memorial Hospital For Women

Pandemic - 1918 Influenza

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Social history of Subiaco

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