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Book, Lois Stocks, Shaped by Wind and Sea, Mar 2007
Historical information
Given to the Society by the author shortly after the launch. From the author, March 2007 letter: "The small piƧture is the cover of 'Shaped by Wind and Sea'. The sketch was done in 1988 when the re-enactment of the first fleet arrived in Melbourne."
Physical description
'Shaped by Wind and Sea - the stories of Kilbride & St Josephs schools', A4 290pp blue paperback book by Lois Stocks 2007
Inscriptions & markings
In ink on inside front cover, 'The Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society - thank you for your support, encouragement and help - Lois Stocks 25-3-2007'
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