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The Wallace Collection
Vol. 1 contains biographical sketches of individuals bearing the surname of Wallace, arranged alphabetically by given name; most of these individuals are related. Vol. 2 contains some biographies of Wallace individuals, together with marriage and death certificates, newspaper articles and obituaries, portraits, probate records, etc.
In Memoriam
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Letter from Wallace Anderson, sculptor of 'Simpson and his Donkey', The Shrine
Letter written on 3 August, 1964, by Wallace Anderson, sculptor of 'Simpson and his Donkey', the Anzac memorial at the Shrine in Melbourne, and many other war memorial sculptures. This letter, numbering six pages, was written in response to an Age newspaper article in 1964 in relation to the 50th Anniversary of the Commeration of the Anzac landings. The Australian Post Office issued a 5d stamp using 'Simpson and his Donkey'. In the article, the stamp designer was acknowledged, but not the the name of the sculptor. A response was penned by a concerned citizen, Andrew Chapman, who received a lengthly reply of thanks from Anderson. Included with the letter are the Age article in question, the 5d stamp, the letter written to the Age newspaper by Andrew Chapman and a letter to the Age newspaper written by Alec. S. Hall, supporting Mr Chapman's argument.
Wallace W. Anderson Sermon
Typescript of a sermon enitltled Loud Lies preached by Anderson at State Street Church, Portland, Me.
Anderson, Wallace
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Indictment Against Andrew Wallace
Court transcript.
