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Oral history

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 986 Collections and/or Records:

ROBBIE, Elizabeth Ann interviewed by Cathy Macfie

 Record Group — Box 61
Identifier: H0591
Overview Ann talks family history, employment, interest and involvement in bag pipes and the Pipe Band, and incidents in her life that helped to form her beliefs and her commitment to being an advocate for vulnerable people. She became the first female Qualified Horticulturalist Arborist in NZ. She details her varied employment record and employers, marriage and family. Ann tells of the crippling interest rates in the 1980s and impacts on their farming. She goes on to tell of the hardships faced when...
Dates: 2022

ROBBIE, Valerie Joan (Val) interviewed by Morag Forrester

 Record Group — Box 51
Identifier: H0555
Overview Holidays in Te Anau were a regular event for Val from a very young age. As a result, she is one of a handful of people with memories of summers on a section of land just a stone's throw from Lake Te Anau which was bordered by scrub and manuka and indented by makeshift wharves and boatsheds. By the late 1930s, the family had gone upmarket after being allowed to build a 'crib' on the same section. The dwelling, which was extended and upgraded over the years, was soon one of a motley collection of...
Dates: 2005

Robert Keith Cook With His First Motorbike, a Honda NV 400

 Digital Image
Identifier: DH04340005
Dates: 1994

Robert McNab Shirley , No Date

 Item — Digital-archive SOHP
Identifier: H02960005

Robert McNab Shirley

 Digital Image
Identifier: DH02960005
Dates: No Date

ROBERTS, Andrew Douglas interviewed by Chrissy Wickes

 Record Group — Box 36
Identifier: H0347
Overview This interview talks about Andrew's involvement in the Kakapo Recovery Project.
Dates: 2017

ROBERTS, Thomas Andrew (Tom) interviewed by Morag Forrester

 Record Group — Box 51
Identifier: H0554
Overview The Roberts family connections with Te Anau span almost one hundred years as it was Tom's grandfather, Captain Thomas Roberts, who first laid roots in what was a remote settlement in 1906. As skipper for the government steamer, Tawera, there is already printed documentation about Captain Roberts and his years spent in Te Anau. This interview, therefore only touches lightly on Tom's ancestors. The focus is more on the achievements made by Tom and his brother, Ted Roberts, in the local building...
Dates: 2005