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Papers of Fred Elliott
Papers of Antarctic Explorer Fred Elliott, including personal diaries, slides, photographs and correspondence, 1953-58 (Mawson Base and Heard Island); and nineteenth century family correspondence.
Fred Elliott
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Papers of Fred Elliott
Papers collected by Frederick Elliott which includes Shipboard and goldfields diary of Henry Duncan Church, with related family letters and other documents. Church's diary documents his voyage to Calcutta, and life in Victoria and includes a precis of letters written to numerous correspondents. The collection includes family letters of the Church and Horn family in Victoria, and letters home to relatives in Scotland and England. Also, some papers belongs to Edith Ivy Horn, such as an Identity card, books including a copy of the Victorian Centenary Book, with a brief history of the Horn Family of Warrnambool; also documents and research notes of Fred Elliott.
Who's Going to Look at You?
As the evil Alan Bradley in ITV’s long-running soap Coronation Street, Mark Eden was the most hated man in Britain. Almost 27 million viewers switched on to watch him get his just deserts under the wheels of a Blackpool tram; making it the third highest viewing figure ever recorded in the UK.Now, as our senior soap opera celebrates its remarkable 50th anniversary, three-times married actor Mark Eden is publishing his enthralling autobiography. And although Alan Bradley was voted ‘Britain’s Biggest Rat’ by The Sun newspaper, Mark’s book is about much more than just his memorable time in Coronation Street.Born in 1928 – the same year as Mickey Mouse! – Mark’s extraordinary life...
Elliot-Elliott, 1625-1976
Joseph Elliot was born in 1625 and immigrated from England to New London, Connecticut before 1644. He paid taxes in Stonington, Connecticut in 1667. Includes Bentley, Brown, Griffith, Shellen- barger and related families.
The Information Officer
The much-anticipated new historical crime thriller from the award-winning author of the No 1 bestseller 'The Savage Garden'
A Way Out
To a woman who stood by her moral convictions, values, and keeping her family together after going through so many downfalls in life and raising six children during difficult times. We call it the rough side of the mountain top. We came a mighty long way through ups and downs. However, with faith, never quitting, and believing in change, our mother provided us, her children, a way out. This was the motto for our family. For that, this is to our mother, Alice, to whom this book is dedicated.
