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SCOTT, Philip Earle Collection

University of South Australia
Philip Earle Scott (Aggregated by)
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The Scott collection comprises biographical material, correspondence, media clippings and photographs.

Data time period: 1965 to 31 12 2011

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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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