Oral History of Work in Australia

Stan Gratte, Geraldton, W.A. ‘Ambania Ghost’

INTERVIEW:  Stan Gratte -1969

 

PLACE:

Geraldton, W.A.

 

NOTES:

Stan, a poultry farmer and former railwayman talks about the Ambania Ghost whose appearance he witnessed, about local aboriginal tribes and cannibalism.

Wendy Lowenstein 1972

 

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LOWENSTEIN FAMILY COLLECTION

 

NATIONAL LIBRARY AUSTRALIA ORAL HISTORY

 

STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA ORAL HISTORY

 

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    Martie Lowenstein, is the holder of the Lowenstein Family Collection, a complete set of over 1200 interviews recorded by Wendy Lowenstein, author and pioneer Australian oral labour historian specialising in Australian working life. Permission to use the interviews for research and education is obtained by contacting this website. The Lowenstein family holds all rights to this collection of interviews recorded between 1967 and 2002.

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