Biography
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Bill Patterson + Mark Hanson
A collection of correspondence between LC, Mark Hanson and Bill Patterson. Details and analyses Patterson’s recollection of his own war experience. The correspondence occurred between 1986 and 2004. The subject matter date range is c. 1939-2004.
Biographical Detail
A collection of correspondence, handwritten notes, photocopied newspaper clippings and a copy of New Zealand Geographic, No. 34, April-June 1997. The information is primarily biographical with some focus on proposed interviews and obtaining negatives and prints. The publication date range is c. 1958-1997. The subject matter date range is c. 1840-1997.
Burchfield Mill
Contains a photocopy of P. Burchfield Mill’s handwritten biography, ‘Life of a P.O.W’. Undated.
City Gallery
A collection of correspondence, reviews, an exhibition loan contract, exhibition information and the accompanying biographical information for LC. Details the collaborative exhibition of ‘Lest We Forget: Photography, Memory and National Character’ held at the Wellington City Gallery in 1994. The publication date range is 1992-1999. The subject matter includes dates as far back as 1921.
Green Folder [Unlabelled]
Contains correspondence from Pat Brocklebank to LC that reexamines the activities of Tyree family members. Also included is an envelope with copied portraits of Tyree family members, accompanied by biographical annotations. The correspondence is dated September 24, 2010. The subject matter spans dates between 1851 and 2002.
In the Midst of War
Contains a full photocopy of Edward Geary Lansdale, ‘In the Midst of Wars: An American’s Mission to Southeast Asia’, (New York: Harper and Row Publishers, 1972) [abridged].
Jimmy Kidd's War Story
A typed and bound copy of “Jimmy” Kidd’s biography of his experience of the Italian campaign of WWII. Inside the front cover is a ‘Broadbank’ sticker, with the writing “1982. Frank, here is my cousin Jimmy Kidd’s war story.”
Loose Papers
'The Photo-Forum Supplement', Spring 1979. Contains an article that profiles the Tyree family, ‘The Tyrees: Notes towards a critical assessment’. [See ‘Pat Brocklebank’ folder].
Loose Papers
Contains the original and a photocopy of the article ‘The Tyrees: Notes towards a critical assessment’, Photo-Forum Supplement, Spring 1979, pp 6-9. Also includes notes a possible publication about the Tyree collection. Subject matter includes dates as far back as 1856.
Loose Papers
NZ Notables - G.H.Scholefield, 1934-07 - 1934-09
Contains a small handwritten note and 9 clippings of 'Notable Figures New Zealand History' column by Guy H.Scholefield, from the Evening Post. Some dated, but sequence suggests 28 July, 1934 - 29 September 1935. Notable figures are: Henry Sewell, Sir Frederick Whitaker, Sir Frederick A. Weld, Thomas Specncer Forsaith, Christopher William Richmond, Edward John Eyre, James Crowe Richmond, Sir Francis Dillon Bell, Dr Andrew Sinclair.
Pat Brocklebank
Contains a series of correspondence between LC and Pat Brocklebank regarding the Tyree family’s careers, financial status and personal lives. Also included is a photocopied newspaper clipping that also profiles the family. The correspondence occurred throughout 2010-2011. The subject matter includes dates as far back as 1865.
Pictorial Content
A collection of correspondence, printed articles, photocopied newspaper articles, handwritten articles and a photograph. The documents regard the Tyree collection of negatives and LC’s proposed publication about the family that was never realised. The publication date range is 1977-1979. The subject matter includes dates from c. 1889.
'The Suffragists', 1993
Tyrees
Webber (NZEF Times)
A collection of correspondence, printed articles, typed script and 2 copies of an obituary for E.G. “Ted” Webber. The typed script is written by Webber that documents the NZEF times, of which Webber contributed to. The correspondence between Webber and LC involves further inquiry into Webber’s publications and his experience during his service. The publication date range is 1945-1987. The subject matter is from c. 1941.