Florence Earle Hooper papers, 1898-1967

MLMSS 1553/vols. 1-3
Safe 3/70

fonds

1898-1967

422518

3 volumes of textual material

Florence Earle Hooper, 1870-1967, was born at Balmain, N.S.W. but spent some years of her childhood at Emu Plains. She obtained the Diploma in the Theory and Practice of Education at Cambridge in 1898 and, on her return to Sydney, opened the Cambridge School in Phillip Street, later moving it to Hunters Hill

VOLUMES 1-2
I. Writings of F. E. Hooper, 1914-1967
A. 'My Childhood Recollections' 1964, with biographical note by Miss Louisa Carne 1967. Typescript and carbon typescript. 2 copies.

VOLUME 3
B. Articles re childhood experiences. Carbon typescript.
C. 'The School of Industry, 1848-1857'. Carbon typescript.
D. Published articles, 1914-1962. Newspaper cuttings, typescript and carbon typescript.

II. Miscellaneous papers, 1898-1967 including letters to L. Carne and notes on the pupils of Cambridge School, 1899.
Letters to L. Carne extracted from Volume 3 and transferred to Safe 3/70 (Restricted).

This collection includes pictorial material. For location and description of this see Pic.Acc.2593 in Pic. Source File

Partly restricted: Applies to letters to L. Carne extracted from MLMSS 1553/vol. 3 and transferred to Safe 3/70., Expires: 2053-01-01

Information upgraded from Manuscripts Leaf Catalogue No. 1 (8-414C) as part of the eRecords Project, 2010-2011