Copy of an talk given by Alfred Mellor to the Canterbury History Group in February 1994. He tells the story of the Laycock family who purchased Frognall in 1901 and continued to live there until 1941. He describes the house, garden and family customs including visiting his grandparents for afternoon tea on Sundays.A 4 13 pages, 2 copiescanterbury, mont albert road, frognall, hicks family, gall> james, italianate style, laycock family, gardens, mellor> alfred, fireworks displays

Recording created as part of Bialik College's music program, in 2000. Included primary and senior school students. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.Bialik College Born to Shine1. Guajira- Funk Band with Amazon Rhythms 2. Old Fashioned- Highly Strung, 3. Az Der Rabbe- Weenyboppers, 4. Tumbalalaika- Weenyboppers, 5. Ostinato- Jungle Juice, 6. For Whom the Bell Tolls, Year 10 Band, 7. Live Wire- Highly Strung, 8. Hello Goodbye- Pipsqueakers, 9. Obladi Oblada- Pipsqueakers, 10. Born to Shine- Year 9 Band (1), 11. Saturn- Amazon Rythms, 12. Gabrielle- Teenyboppers, 13. When eh Sun Goes Down, Senior Band, 14. Foolish Games- Year 9 Band (2), 15. Cherish- Senior Vocal Ensemble, 16. Fade to Black - Year 10 Band, 17. Hard to Say I'm Sorry- Senior Vocal Ensemble, 18. I'm Not Talking to You- Pipsqueakers. 2000s, 2000, primary school, year 10, year 9, music, assessment, bialik college

No date. Recording created as part of a student assessment. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record. Track list 1. Guajilo 2.Old Fashioned 3.Az Der Rebbe 4. Tumbelika 5. Ostinato 6. For Whom the Bell Tolls 7. Live Wire 8. Hello Goodbye 9. Oblida Oblada 10. Born to Shine 11. Katum 12. Gabrielle 13. When the Sun Goes Down 14. Foolish games 15. Cherish 16. Fade to Black 17. Hard to Say I'm Sorry 18. I'm Not Talking. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.music, bialik, secondary school, jewish school, student work