Work on paper - Matilda L.Thompson (Tilly) nee Clennell, A Life of Service, 6/2009
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Matilda L.Thompson (Tilly) nee Clennell. A Life of Service.
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Tilly Thompson, as she was usually known, will always be remembered for her service to the Ballarat community. Her Memorial Garden in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens is testimony to her substantial contribution.
Significance
Tilly Thompson was an active member in charities in Ballarat and is closely associated with the Avenue of Honour and the Arch of Victory.
Physical description
1 page and 2/3 printed. John Garner's name at the end of the article.
