Cartoons created by John Gasper. Oral history is a history built around people. This books helps those conducting the interviews, developing questionaires. It explains about recording equipment and the interviewing technique, the summaries and transcripts and spreading the word.79p; ill.; 30cm; Oral history is a history built around people. This books helps those conducting the interviews, developing questionaires. It explains about recording equipment and the interviewing technique, the summaries and transcripts and spreading the word.oral history, handbooks, manuals, recording equipment, interviewing

79 pagesA comprehensive book that leads the reader through the complete process of producing an oral history, including preparing for the interview, developing questionnaires, recording equipment, interviewing techniques, summaries and transcripts.oral history, oral history association of australia, interviewing

63p. Includes index.A workbook that sets out the steps in recording an oral historyoral history

People, industryOral history, Eleanor George (née Watson)eleanor george, cambrian hill, napoleans, scotsmans lead methodist church

Alex Dafner was interviewed about his involvement in the Kadimah from the 1970s through to the 2020s. Alex has been widely involved in Yiddish life in Melbourne. He served as a Kadimah board member (1970 – 2022) and President (1995-2015). He currently leads post-VCE Yiddish reading and conversation group. The interview was conducted by Jordy Silverstein in June 2021 for the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library.Digital recording of an Oral History Interview with Alex Dafneralex dafner, kadimah committee, president, melbourne yiddish youth theatre, dovid herman theatre, bund, lectures, mitvokh club, 100 year celebration, in one voice, kadimah chess club, sholem aleichem college, sender burstin, bono wiener, yasha sher, hershl bacharach, josef auerbach, moshe ajzenbud, pinchas ringelblum, nachman gryfenberg, lova friedman, yizhak khan, avrum cykiert, rachel levita, cesia goldberg, abram goldberg, yossl winkler, renata singer, joe tigel, eugene orenstein, avraham novershtern, dov noy, herschel klapfisch, adam gruzman, pinchas goldhar, herz bergner, leo fink, samuel wynn, simche burstin, varshavski

People, activitiesOral history, Gordon Hale, audio cassette and digital MP3sports, hale family, buninyong school., businesses, coaching industry

People, activitiesOral history, Gordon Hale, audio cassette and digital MP3sports, hale family, buninyong school., businesses, coaching industry

People, activitiesOral history, Bon Strange (née Lorensini), audio cassette and digital MP3lornsini, photography, scotsburn, farming

Geoff Evans was the third generation to run Evans Brothers Sawmills that operated from the northern end of the Echuca Wharf from 1923 to 1983. His grandfather Richard James Evans orig. of England, settled in Victoria at a young age. He first worked as a butcher and later cut firewood in the Heathcote and Bacchus Marsh area. ‘R.J.’, as he was known established a sawmill at Barmah in the 1890s, before relocating to this site in 1923. It became known officially as the Evans Bros. Echuca Red Gum Sawmill. This site proved more economical due to its position at the railhead. Paddlesteamers towed barges carrying the logs from the surrounding forests to this mill. The Steamers that were owned by the Evans family were the Edwards (built 1875) and the Melbourne (built 1912). The Edwards was the main towing vessel. Outrigger barges at this mill were the Impulse (1885), Alison (1907), Clyde (once a paddlesteamer, built in 1884). Insider barges at the mill were old wool barges with iron topsides, the J.L.Roberts (1894), ADA (1899) and the Whaler which was of wooden construction. The Evans Mill cut both red gum and Murray pine. There was a main mill for the red gum and a second one for the pine on this site. Two new Marshall steam engines had been purchased by the family, one was used in the P.S. Edwards and the other for the Barmah mill and later this site. The Evans Bros. Mill was very much a family concern with it being owned and operated firstly by R.J., then his son Frederick. R. Evans and later grandson Geoff Evans. The mill employed 18 workers and operated until the 1980s, only briefly was it in the hands of other owners before the construction on part of the site of a tourist-oriented building known as the Red Gum Works which eventually made way for the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre in 2014.Knowledge of the redgum timber milling industry and associated mechanisms such as log slips is scant with little photographic representations to be found. The industry created alongside the Murray River in various places was very unique given the nature of red gum not floating and ingenuity and making use of local resources was required. Geoff Evans had firsthand knowledge of much of this process and how the Echuca Wharf area used to be in past decades. Geoff was also a popular musician and mayor of Echuca so had much knowledge of the local history and community.Digital recording of oral history interview with Geoff Evans of Evans Brothers Sawmill Echuca. evans bros, evans bros saw mills, evans' sawmill, geoff evans, log slip, log skid, p.s. edwards, p.s. melbourne, impulse barge, allison barge, clyde barge, j.l. roberts barge, ada barge, whaler barge, murray pine, redgum, marshall engines, r.j evans, f.j. evans, discovery centre, p.s. marion

Ash Power is a retired senior officer of the Australian Army and a veteran of Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor and Bougainville. Between 2011 and 2014, Power notably served as Chief of Joint Operations. In this oral history extract, Power reflects on what the RSL means to him and the resounding collective mission of ex-service organisations.This digital oral history interview was conducted at Wangaratta RSL Sub Branch on March 21, 2018 as part of the Veterans Heritage Project.lt/gen ash power (rtd), oral history

A Handbook detailing the practice and methods of oral history, including digital recordingoral history

SPIRAL BOUND WITH IMAGES OF AN OLD IRON BRIDGE AND A NEW CONCRETE BRIDGE ON THE FRONT COVER DETAILING AN ORAL HISTORY PROJECT WITHIN THE TITLE OF THE BOOK. 81 PAGES AND AN ORAL HISTORY CD IS ATTACHED TO THE BACK PAGEnon-fictionAN ORAL HISTORY PROJECT ABOUT A VITAL LINK BETWEEN EUSTON AND ROBINVALEeuston to robinvale, river crossing, oral history

Article on long-time resident Andrew Hannam and the Whitehorse oral history project.hannam, andrew willoughby, oral history