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Subiaco Museum > Records

ORAL HISTORY (AUDIO): DEAN, EILEEN

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1984

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Overview

Mrs Eileen Dean (nee MacKenzie) was born in 1917. she moved to West Perth in 1921 when her parents separated. She recalls West Perth v. Subiaco - class, Thomas Street School, Coliseum and West's Theatre. Eileen married in 1940, and moved back to Subiaco from Boulder in 1960. Eileen discusses the Subiaco triangle, 1970s Council changes, Mr Abrahams as Mayor, Subiaco Historical Society, Mayor Diggins, Subiaco Croquet Club.

Interviewee: Eileen Dean
Date of Interview: 3 April 1984
Interviewer: Ken Spillman
Transcriber:
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Historical information

Mrs Eileen Dean was interviewed by Ken Spillman on 3 April 1984. The original tape is in the Battye Library and has not been transcribed

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cwa-org-43-1986.308

Keywords

DEAN, Eileen (Mrs)

ABRAHAMS, Joseph Hyam

Thomas Street State School

Perth Modern School

Houses, General

COLISEUM Theatre

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Statement of significance

Social history of Subiaco and West Perth

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