Women's College, University of Queensland showing student residents in formal gowns in 1926

(1926). Women's College, University of Queensland showing student residents in formal gowns in 1926. The University of Queensland, Fryer Library.

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Title Women's College, University of Queensland showing student residents in formal gowns in 1926
Publisher The University of Queensland, Fryer Library
Publication date 1926
Type image/tiff
Format photograph
Source Fryer LIbrary University of Queensland photograph collection AJ_P_34
Language eng
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Subject 430101 History - Australian
Abstract/Summary Women's College, University of Queensland showing student residents in formal gowns in 1926. Front row: F. Edna Lomas, Frances Scott, Helen I. Leslie, B.E. Ruth George, Jessie .Smart, Gladys H. Seaward, Joyce H. Campbell ; second row: Eleanor Hooper, Gwen McK. Knapp, L. Viola McCosker, unknown, Alice Stockdale, Ruth L. Tomkys, Frances P. Rowland, Maizellah Walker ; third row: Enid M. Raymond, Thelma E. Nissen, unknown, Nora Holdsworth ; back row: unknown, K. Elizabeth Weeks, Daisy Marsh, Toni M. H. Rohde
Keyword University of Queensland. Women's College -- History
University of Queensland -- History
Dormitories -- Queensland -- Brisbane -- History.
Women
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