The Flying Angel,Anglican Missions to Seamen in Port Adelaide: 1908-1980 by Heather Hartshorne
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Small cream colour book with design of the flying angel of the Mission on top
non-fiction
signed by author probably in blue ink on page 1: To dear Marg + Bill /Much Love / From / Heather
When Heather Hartshorne stumbled across the Missions to Seamen complex in Port Adelaide,the magnificent dance hall spoke to her of decades of liveliness and rattling good times. Then what was the story behind the beautiful chapel?
