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Pathways to employment oral history project – stage 2

Posted onNovember 16, 2021November 16, 2021AuthorSally

Main street of Stirling, c1939. Photo: State Library of South Australia PRG 287/1/7/10.

2020-2021

Client: Mount Lofty Districts Historical Society

I undertook a series of oral history interviews with women in their nineties.

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