Robson started as a Methodist minister and joined the Uniting Church in 1977. Placements included Newborough, Highett, Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale, Barker's Road, Altona, Portland, Karratha, Greensborough. Retired February 2001.Head and shoulders portrait of the Rev. Peter Robson, open neck shirt, bearded and wearing glasses.Robson, Rev Peter. Church & Nation 15/12/1977 p. 8rev. peter robson; methodist minister; uniting church minister; newborough, highett, queenscliff/point lonsdale, barker's road, altona, portland, karratha, greensborough

Robson started as a Methodist minister and joined the Uniting Church in 1977. Placements included Newborough, Highett, Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale, Barker's Road, Altona, Portland, Karratha, Greensborough. Retired February 2001.The Rev. Peter Robson is shown upper body, standing in the doorway of a timber building.Peter Robson; Church & Nation 15/12/1977, p. 8.peter robson; robson started as a methodist minister and joined the uniting church in 1977. newborough, highett, queenscliff/point lonsdale, barker's road, altona, portland, karratha, greensborough.

"Otira" was built in 1887 for Mr. Henry Berry, owner of a large wholesale grocery business. In 1923, the property was acquired by the Methodist Church for use as a home mission training college. Students named from back row: Athol Wall, Peter Robson, Graeme Carr, Donald Forrest, Geoff Cummins, Justin Goodenham, Vera Williamson, Hilda Fisher, Lorraine Millgaard, Norman Dobson, Frank Meares, Bernard Buttery, Joseph Ween, L. McIntosh, Rev. H.G. Mackay, A.W. Pererick, R. Phelp, A.J. Pearce, G. Harris, A.K. SholtonB & W enlargement of photograph G12-4 showing a group of Otira students and tutors."Otira" students and staff 1959.athol wall, peter robson, graeme carr, donald forrest, geoff cummins, justin goodenham, vera williamson, hilda fisher, lorraine millgaard, norman dobson, frank meares, bernard buttery, joseph ween, l. mcintosh, rev. h.g. mackay, a.w. pererick, r. phelp, a.j. pearce, g. harris, a.k. sholton

"Otira" was built in 1887 for Mr. Henry Berry, owner of a large wholesale grocery business. In 1923, the property was acquired by the Methodist Church for use as a home mission training college. Students named from back row: Athol Wall, Peter Robson, Graeme Carr, Donald Forrest, Geoff Cummins, Justin Goodenham, Vera Williamson, Hilda Fisher, Lorraine Millgaard, Norman Dobson, Frank Meares, Bernard Buttery, Joseph Ween, L. McIntosh, Rev. H.G. Mackay, A.W. Pererick, R. Phelp, A.J. Pearce, G. Harris, A.K. SholtonB & W photograph showing a group of Otira students and tutors.athol wall, peter robson, graeme carr, donald forrest, geoff cummins, justin goodenham, vera williamson, hilda fisher, lorraine millgaard, norman dobson, frank meares, bernard buttery, joseph ween, l. mcintosh, rev. h.g. mackay, a.w. pererick, r. phelp, a.j. pearce, g. harris, a.k. sholton