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City of Sydney oral history collection, 1982 - ongoing

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Our City

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Oral History - Brendan Doyle, 1995

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Unique IDOH-000567SeriesCity of Sydney oral history collection, 1982 - ongoingInterviewerSue RosenProject name20th Century South SydneyThemeOur CityDate of interview5th May 1995Date qualifierexactFormatAudio - CassetteSummary of interviewBrendan Doyle was interviewed by Sue Rosen on 5 May 1995. He was born at King George V hospital in 1949 and grew up at 89 Station Street Newtown. He wrote a poem called Newtown Boy, which gives his impression of how life was in Newtown when he was growing up there.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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Brendan Doyle, 1995. Photograph by Sue Rosen

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SurnameDoyleGiven namesBrendan

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SoundStereoDuration (hr:min:sec)01:22:42

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Subject tagsNewtownSouth SydneyPublic access statusRestricted original (digital copy available)

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Oral History - Brendan Doyle, 1995