Historical information

A foundation day speech in 2002 by Past President, Legatee George Woodward. Instead of looking at the history of Legacy from a timeline perspective he chose to look at old Bulletin articles and comment on aspects of what he read.
He mentions they provided a sense of belonging, of fun, sadness, enthusiasm, and activity. It gave him a different view of the founding legatees, other than as ageing old men, they were young men full of energy and enthusiasm. There were notices of marriages and children, leave taken for honeymoons etc. 'I received a terrific sense of family in reading through these early Bulletins'.

Significance

A speech given at a Legacy function to commemorate the day on which Legacy was founded that has information about the early years of Legacy.

Physical description

White A4 paper x 5 pages with black print of 2002 speech by George Woodward