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Two page letter dated 16/1/2015 from Margaret Knight nee Barrass outlining her relationship with Margaret Barrass who died in a 1918 train smash in Tasmania. Two 1918 cuttings from the Bendigo Advertiser detail the funeral and the circumstances surrounding the accident. A contemporary brown manilla envelope printed with heading Vincent Barclay Studio, Beehive Buildings 94 Elizabeth Street Melbourne once held newspaper cuttings.
