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- 1988 International Women's Day Fair with Shirley Shultz-Robinson (left) and Mary Callcott (right) with two unidentified women at Nesca Park
- Second Vice-Chancellor Professor Don George, Mary Callcott, Mr. Brian Relf and Mr. D. Morris, Mary was awarded the Newton-John Award 1979. The actual award which she holds was executed by Mr. Morris - sculptor, the University of Newcastle, Australia
- Mary Callcott, Newton John Award recipient, the University of Newcastle, Australia
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The Valleys People 1980 16
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KeywordInterviewRon HurstHunter Valley, NSWCallcott, Mary
The Valleys People was an interview show hosted by Ron Hurst that talked to the people of the Hunter Valley and discussed how they helped shape the Hunter into the place it is today.
Interviewees in this video are James Webster and Mary Callcott
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Photo1988 International Women's Day Fair with Shirley Shultz-Robinson (left) and Mary Callcott (right) with two unidentified women at Nesca ParkSecond Vice-Chancellor Professor Don George, Mary Callcott, Mr. Brian Relf and Mr. D. Morris, Mary was awarded the Newton-John Award 1979. The actual award which she holds was executed by Mr. Morris - sculptor, the University of Newcastle, AustraliaMary Callcott, Newton John Award recipient, the University of Newcastle, Australia
Second Vice-Chancellor Professor Don George, Mary Callcott, Mr. Brian Relf and Mr. D. Morris, Mary was awarded the Newton-John Award 1979. The actual award which she holds was executed by Mr. Morris - sculptor, the University of Newcastle, AustraliaMary Callcott, Newton John Award recipient, the University of Newcastle, Australialoading google map....
The Valleys People 1980 16. Living Histories, accessed 03/12/2024, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/79781