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BOAS, Harold Collection

University of South Australia
Harold Boas (Aggregated by)
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Contains a single series of biographical documents related to the career of Harold Boas. Includes an Indenture for his time as an articled architectural pupil in 1899; a reference and CV for Boas from 1904; a curriculum vitae from 1975; and his reminiscences from 1965. Before Architecture became a subject for University education, potential architects were apprenticed to practising architects. The indentures were a legal document binding both parties to complete the education of the apprentice. Donated by Mrs Marjorie Luno, daughter of Harold Boas.

Data time period: 14 02 1899 to 04 1975

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Architecture | Architectural Heritage and Conservation | Architectural History and Theory | Architecture | Built Environment and Design | History | History and Theory of the Built Environment (Excl. Architecture) | South Australia | Urban and Regional Planning |

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