Shellharbour School Of Arts Subscription And Hall Rentals Journal

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TitleShellharbour School Of Arts Subscription And Hall Rentals JournalObject TypeBookDate1914-1944DescriptionShellharbour School of Arts Subscriptions and Hall Rentals Journal.

Book ruled up in grid for residents annual subscriptions. 1914 - 1944

Rental lists for various community organisations for rent of the hall - Progress Association, Rifle Club, Sporting Clubs, Young Men's Institute, Independent Order of Oddfellows, Cemetery Trustees, Church Clubs, Debating Club, Farewell to Mr Christison, Miss Hughes Dancing Class, Women's Guild, Girls Friendly Society, Mr Dawes public meeting re Shark Net, etc.

Loose receipt signed S Hazelton.

Receipt from P & C Association 27 May 1938 for the sum of 2 shillings and 6 pence.

The Shellharbour School of Arts was established in August 1895, when the Shellharbour Municipal Council agreed to provide the Council Chambers building in Addison Street, for a meeting place, until Council sold the chambers building in 1896.

The School of Arts Committee was given land and a substantial donation of cash by George Laurence Fuller to erect a new building in Mary Street opposite the Public School. The School of Arts was opened by the end of the year 1896, and with a library, served the recreational needs of the people, and continued actively as Shellharbour’s library, kindergarten, community and debating room.

Provenance and SignifcanceShellharbour School of Arts Archives.DonorSchool Of Arts

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MaterialPaper, Ink, CardboardDimensions33cm x 20cm

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PrimaryOrganisationSecondaryClub / Society

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CollectionObjectsFamilyFullerLocalityShellharbour VillageRelated Item1988.36.4 Last edited by: Annette Charlton

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