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Charles Turnball Harrison - Records

Title
Charles Turnball Harrison - Records
Repository
South Australian Museum Archives
Reference
84AAE and others
Date Range
1911 - 1914
Description

Report of the biological observations of the Western Base Party which forms article 8 in "Queen Mary Land, Volume 5, Records, Australian Antarctic Expedition 1911-1914", and includes descriptions of birdlife [84AAE]. Typescript copy of poem by C.T. Harrison entitled 'Five and Fifty Years ago' written 1912 as a fictional and humorous retrospect on the Expedition [100AAE]. Extract from a diary by C.T. Harrison of a tour of Macquarie Island in 1911 giving details of petrel rookeries [115AAE]. Agreement between Harrison and D. Mawson of 1 December 1911 [180AAE]. Drawings and paintings by Harrison [Location 1, Drawer 10].

Quantity
4 items plus folio
Access
Available for reference

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