Oral history
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 1013 Collections and/or Records:
TEMPLETON, William Stewart Reid (Bill) interviewed by Avis McDonald
Record Group
Identifier: H0354
Overview
In this interview Bill covers family history, education, family’s work in the Flax Milling Industry and his desire to farm. He farmed in various areas around southland/Fiordland. He highlights his ability to work with sheep dogs and his work as a back country fencer prior to farming in Te Anau.
Dates:
2018
The Probus Club of Invercargill Central, Visit to the Holms Property at Waimahaka on 11th April 1988 [names included on photograph], 1988
Item — Digital-archive SOHP
Identifier: H00280003
Dates:
1988
Thelma Eaton (nee Small) 5 years (?) with little sister Nola, 1929
Item — Digital-archive SOHP
Identifier: H00330003
Dates:
1929
Thelma Eaton (nee Small) 5 years (?) with little sister Nola
Digital Image
Identifier: DH00330003
Dates:
1929
Found in:
Southland Oral History Project
THOMAS, Edwin George and Elizabeth Interviewed by Edith Ruddenklau
Record Group
Identifier: H0658
Dates:
1997
THOMAS, Edwin James (Ted) Interviewed by Morag Forrester
Record Group
Identifier: H0542
Overview
Ted Thomas is a prolific artist of Fiordland landscapes. Before taking up the easel and brush, he was involved in a variety of different enterprises from building commercial properties to running a milk bar. This interview concentrates on his involvement in the Fiordland Venison Industry as a meat processing and packaging factory owner and operator. Starting in Mossbum and moving to Te Anau in the early 1960s, Ted provides some details about how he got into the business and who he worked with....
Dates:
2005
Thomas Johnstone
Digital Image
Identifier: DH02950004
Dates:
c.1944
Found in:
Southland Oral History Project
THOMAS, Margaret Frances interviewed by Pamela Smith
Record Group
Identifier: H0494
Overview
This interview is one of eight undertaken by Pamela Smith and Tuatapere residents conducted as part of a thesis on social change in a rural community. The completed thesis is titled "Whatever happened to Tuatapere. Are we doing very nicely thank you?". In the interviews the participants discuss their early life, aspects of life in Tuatapere and their thoughts on the community at the time of the interview and into the future.
Dates:
2008
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