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Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkSlide - Colour photographic slide, Olive Hamilton, Circa February 1965
... ...Quicke...Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown....Stamped “21” and “FEB 65M”, written “Myrtle Quicke”...The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing Centre Transparency slide William Olive hamilton Myrtle Quicke Stamped “21” and “FEB 65M”, written “Myrtle Quicke” Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown. ...The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing CentreColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown.Stamped “21” and “FEB 65M”, written “Myrtle Quicke”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, myrtle, quicke -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Slide - Colour photographic slide, Olive Hamilton, Circa March 1964
... ...Quicke...Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Albert and Myrtle Quicke at the opening of the Cockatoo Bush Nursing Centre...Stamped “15”, “A99455” and “MAR 64M”, written “Mr Bert Quicke Mrs Myrtle Quicke”...Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing Centre Transparency slide William Olive hamilton cockatoo Bush Nursing centre Albert Myrtle Quicke Stamped “15”, “A99455” and “MAR 64M”, written “Mr Bert Quicke Mrs Myrtle Quicke” Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Albert and Myrtle Quicke at the opening of the Cockatoo Bush Nursing Centre Slide Colour photographic slide Olive Hamilton ...The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Albert and Myrtle Quicke at the opening of the Cockatoo Bush Nursing Centre in 1964. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing CentreColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Albert and Myrtle Quicke at the opening of the Cockatoo Bush Nursing CentreStamped “15”, “A99455” and “MAR 64M”, written “Mr Bert Quicke Mrs Myrtle Quicke”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, cockatoo, bush, nursing, centre, albert, myrtle, quicke -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Slide - Colour photographic slide, Olive Hamilton, Circa February 1965
... ...Quicke...Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown....The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing Centre Transparency slide William Olive hamilton Myrtle Quicke Stamped “23”, “A09194” and “FEB 65M” Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown. ...The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing CentreColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown.Stamped “23”, “A09194” and “FEB 65M”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, myrtle, quicke -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Slide - Colour photographic slide, Olive Hamilton, Circa February 1965
... ...Quicke...Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown....The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing Centre Transparency slide William Olive hamilton Myrtle Quicke Stamped “22”, “A09194” and “FEB 65M”, written “Myrtle Quick” Colour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown. ...The transparency was taken by Olive Hamilton who was a prominent local figure during the 1940s and 1950s. Olive was also president of the Victorian Amateur Cine Society Ladies Auxiliary. Most notably Olive and her husband William documented the 1954 Royal Visit.The transparency is historically and socially significant as it documents Myrtle Quicke dressed in an Academic gown. Albert and Myrtle did a lot of the work forming the Nursing CentreColour photographic mounted transparency (slide) depicting Myrtle Quicke dressed in an acedemic gown.Stamped “22”, “A09194” and “FEB 65M”, written “Myrtle Quick”transparency, slide, william, olive, hamilton, myrtle, quicke -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkPhotograph - Mountain District Community Health Service and Cockatoo Instant Welfare Centre 1960s, c. 1964
... The Mountain District Community Health Service (MDCHS) was conceived of by Cockatoo local Myrtle Quicke, a well-renowned medical professional and nurse in the early-mid 1900s, as well as a founder of the Australian College of Nursing. ...The Mountain District Community Health Service (MDCHS) was conceived of by Cockatoo local Myrtle Quicke, a well-renowned medical professional and nurse in the early-mid 1900s, as well as a founder of the Australian College of Nursing. ...The Mountain District Community Health Service (MDCHS) was conceived of by Cockatoo local Myrtle Quicke, a well-renowned medical professional and nurse in the early-mid 1900s, as well as a founder of the Australian College of Nursing. After moving to Cockatoo in 1954, she quickly realised the shortage of adequate medical care in the area and organised the establishment of the MDCHS. This involved fundraisers and meetings with both locals and council officials to drum up funding and support against opposition who believed there was no need for such a centre. For many years, money was raised for the MDCHS by an opportunity shop nearby until the centre opened on the 3rd of March, 1964. It operated on a membership service, costing £1/5 a year for a single man or woman with no dependents, and a nurse was in attendance 24-hours a day. Alongside the development of the MDCHS, the Berwick Shire council (now part of Cardinia Shire) decided to assign an Infant Welfare Nurse to Cockatoo in order to assist with an influx of new babies in the area. An Infant Welfare Centre was attached to the MDCHS, and opened at the same time. Myrtle joked that she would have the Queen open the building, but it was instead opened by the Governor of Victoria, Sir Rohan Delacombe. The day was one of great celebration for all in the town.This photograph documents the growth of local healthcare and medicine, as well as one of the many accomplishments of Myrtle Quicke.A black and white photograph of the front of a brick building. The building is enclosed by a low metal fence and two open gates, and sits on an unsealed road. Behind the building are a number of tall trees. On the reverse of the photograph is a handwritten pencil caption.In photograph, on freestanding sign: "MOUNTAIN DISTRICT COMMUNITY / HEALTH SERVICE" In photograph, on sign on brick wall: "COCKATOO / INFANT WELFARE / CENTRE" Reverse, handwritten in pencil: "'MOUNTAIN DISTRICT COMMUNITY / HEALTH SERVICE' / AND / 'COCKATOO INFANT WELFARE CENTRE 1960's'"cockatoo, 1960s, medical & health -
Merri-bek City CouncilMixed media - Callistemon charcoal and ink on marine ply, Brian McKinnon, Bush Fire I “Redgum Sleeper”, 2019
... References Prout Quicke, S., and C. Green. “Indigenous Fringe Dwelling in Geraldton, Western Australia: A Colonial Legacy.” ...
