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1008850
  • Title
    Sub series 02: A. J. Vogan correspondence A-Z, 1935-1940
  • Call number
    MLMSS 9941/Box 16/Folders 4-7
  • Level of description
    sub-series
  • Date

    1935-1940
  • Type of material
  • Reference code
    1008850
  • Physical Description
    0.16 metres of textual material (1 box) - manuscript, printed
  • Scope and Content
    Folder 4. A-C
    Letters include topics on the origin of the swastika; his disapproval of the awarding of the 1938 Archibald Prize to Nora Heyson; his archaeological discoveries; the Yasawa Caves in Fiji; lack of recognition for his archaeological work; his opposition to Joy Collingridge entering the Carmelite Order; correspondence with the Archbishop of Canterbury re his anti-Semitism. Includes clippings of articles by Frank Cotton from The Australian Worker, 1938

    Correspondents include:
    Andersen, Johannes, ca. 1939-1940
    Archbishop of Sydney 1940
    Archbishop of Canterbury
    Australian Club
    Auckland Institute & Museum
    Agriculture, NSW Dept. of
    Abbot, Andrew
    Aickin, Dr
    The Bulletin
    Butler, Mrs
    Butler, Lionel R.
    Berry-Smith, R.
    Bridges, D.
    Bailey, W.F. Leighton
    Blackmore, Michael
    British-Israel World Federation NSW
    Baldwin, E.J.
    Bayldon, Francis Joseph (1872 - 1948)
    Booth, Mary
    Botanic Gardens (Curator)
    Butler, Eric D.
    Butler, Lionel
    Briton, J. Arthur
    Briton, A.G.
    Bloom, Lansing B.
    Bevan, Mabel
    Boyd, Sgt.
    Bracegirdle, Capt. L.
    Collingridge, Mary
    Collingridge, Joy
    Caldecoat, E.J.W.
    Chresby, Arthur
    Commons, Helen
    Cotton, Frank (newscuttings)
    Cameron, P.A.
    Carey, G.
    Bryce, E. J.
    Corringham, Mary
    Cotton, Frank

    Folder 5. D-J
    Letters include Mary Edwards’ exhibition, with clipping; his attempts to have book on archaeology in the Pacific published; the making of casts from the caves at Yasawa; his search for suitable accommodation; his admiration for Hitler and Mussolini, 1939; his disapproval of ‘the pictures’, loud music and decadent social mores

    Correspondents include:
    Dickson, Harriet
    Docker, Rosamund
    Davey, Nancy Hazelton
    Edwards, Mary (artist)
    Evans, P.
    Edwards, May
    Edwards, Lorna
    Elkin, Prof. A.P.
    Fitzgerald, R.D.
    Field, A.N.
    Fiji Publicity Board
    Frazer, Mrs
    Fielding, J. & Co.
    Goddard, N.M.
    Goldsmith, Elizabeth
    Godden, Enid
    Goldfinch, Sir Gidleigh
    Grey, Fred H.
    Griffith, Arthur
    Harsfield, H.M.
    Hughes, W.M.
    Howarth, Mrs
    Hill, W.G.

    Folder 6. K-P
    Letters regarding rock carvings at Woy Woy; difficulties of accommodation at Gladstone House, Hunters Hill; natural history and archaeology; financial distress; pension claims; outline of his career; complaints to police about indecent publications

    Correspondents include:
    Lui, Rev. Joseph
    Lord Londonerry
    Leeson, Ida
    Main, Hugh
    McKay, Frances
    Markell, Mrs
    MacDonell, Annie
    Monticone, Dr C.A.
    Mocatta, Brenda
    Morgan, E.J.
    Murray, Sir J.H.P.
    Mares, D.J.
    Morrison, David
    Massam, H.G.
    MacKenzie, Y.
    Mackinson, Mrs
    Minns, E.
    Morrison-Scott, T.C.S.
    Matthew, Dorothy M.
    Moore, Inglis
    Mason, Kenneth
    Mills, Richard Charles (1886 - 1952)
    Myrtle, Meggy
    Monticone, Charles Albert
    Nairn, N. Bede
    Nott, R.R.
    Owen, A.W.
    Owst, Agnes
    O’Neill, J. D. [gold prospector in New Guinea, 1930s]
    Parham. H.B. Richenda
    Park, George A.
    Pinney, Mary [Mrs C. R. Pinney, wife of the Administrator and Chief Magistrate of Norfolk Island]
    Pinney, Maura
    Parihu, Whereri
    Pogson, F.
    Purdy, C.J.S.
    Pemberton, Mary
    Pankhurst-Walsh, Mrs
    Perkins, B.C.

    Folder 7. R-W
    Letters on natural history; the confiscation of his fire-arms as a foreigner; politics; opinions on the war, 1940; his ideas for a new form of speed-boat; the preservation of rock carvings at Woy Woy; requests for financial assistance
    Includes South African Soldiers’ Association of N.S.W. annual report, 1939

    Correspondents include:
    Rofe, O.
    Richards, Capt.
    Robson, J.H.
    Rolfe, Alfred J.
    Sandes, John
    Stubs, P.
    Swan, Amy
    Sweet, Georgiana
    Sweet, Sidney
    Trethowan, G.H.
    Thomas, Geo. A.
    Vert, Annie
    Tyrrell, Mr
    University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Cambridge
    Wright, E.
    Windeyer, Mrs W.J.V.
    Waller, J.K.
    Wilson, Edith
    Western, Harriett
    Westbrooke, Ian
    Wilkinson, Sir Percival
    Waite, George
    Westbrooke, Muriel
    Wunderlich, Ernest
  • System of arrangement
    Letters arranged by correspondent’s name
  • Copying Conditions
    Copyright status:: In copyright
    Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
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