Person

Hawkesworth, Alfred

Born
England
Occupation
Wool expert and Teacher

Summary

Alfred Hawkesworth was Lecturer in Charge, Sheep and Wool Department, Sydney Technical College, 1880s?-c.1909. Wool Expert of the Technological Museum, Sydney from 1887 where he acquired, arranged and described its wool collection.

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Fl. 1890-1904

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Powerhouse Museum

  • Hawkesworth, Alfred (fl. 1890-1904), 1890 - 1904, MRS 15, MRS 17, MRS 30, MRS 225, MRS 258, MRS 268; Powerhouse Museum. Details

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