Summary
Typed letter written by the University of Melbourne's Professor of Education George Browne addressed to Dr Dorothy Howard on 7 March 1955. Professor Browne writes to inform Dr Howard that Dr D.K. Wheeler, the Acting Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Western Australia, has offered to assist with her research in Professor Sanders' absence. He recommends Dr Howard contact both Dr Wheeler and Western Australia's Director of Education Dr, T.L. Robertson as soon as possible.
One of a collection of letters written to and from children's Folklorist Dr Dorothy Howard between 1954 and 1995. Dr Howard came to Australia in 1954-55 as an American Fulbright scholar to study Australian children's folklore. She travelled across Australia for 10 months collecting children's playground rhymes, games, play artefacts, etc. The original fieldwork she collected during this period is held in the Australian Children's Folklore Collection (ACFC) at Museum Victoria and includes index cards, letters and photographs.
Physical Description
Typed letter in black ink on paper. Text printed on one side only. Features letterhead and associated text on upper portion; signature in blue ink at bottom of page.
More Information
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Collection Names
Australian Children's Folklore Collection, Dorothy Howard Collection
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Collecting Areas
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Acquisition Information
Cultural Gifts Donation from Dr June Factor, 18 May 1999
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Acknowledgement
Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program.
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Author
Prof George S. Browne - The University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne, Carlton, Greater Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 7 Mar 1955
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Addressed To
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Collector
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Person Named
Dr T L. Robertson - State Government of Western Australia, Perth, Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia
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Organisation Named
University of Western Australia, Perth, Greater Perth, Western Australia, Australia
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Type of item
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Overall Dimensions
203 mm (Width), 260 mm (Height)
Orientation: portrait
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