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A short article about Hilda Kirkhope, assistant at the Burnley Horticultural College, Melbourne. Includes a photo of Miss Kirkhope with 3 female students looking at an easel, with the caption: "Miss Hilda Kirkhope instructing senior pupils how to prepare a plan for a landscape garden. She teaches all aspects of garden design."
A clipping from "The Australian Women's Weekly," "What Women are Doing" section.
assignment, student work, landscape design, construction
assignment, student work, landscape design, construction
assignment, student work, landscape design, construction
landscape design, construction, assignment, student work
assignment, student work, garden design
edna walling, landscape design, assignment, student work
graduate certificate in garden design, garden design, course notes, teaching material, landscape construction
csiro, soils, soil classification, soil orders
student work, assignment, landscape design
teaching material, plan, landscape design
assignment, student work, landscape design
student work, assignment, landscape design
student work, assignment, landscape design, construction
assignment, landscape design, construction, student work
student work, landscape design, construction materials, assignment
student work, assignment, landscape design, construction
student work, landscape design, construction
jamie durie, landscape design, assignment, television
construction, graphics, student work
draughthorse, banner, lawnmowing, student outside work
Annotations in ink and pencil on 1 copy of 5
Subject taught by Andrew Laidlaw
landscape design, student work, teaching material, andrew laidlaw
landscape design, teaching material, laidlaw & laidlaw, children's garden, clifton hill primary school
undergraduate courses, graduate courses, burnley campus, university of melbourne
centenary building, dairy, university of melbourne, renovation
careers, careers guide, students, graduates
nursery, display, exhibition, students
stationery, land & food resources, staff
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