Territories - Christmas Island - Chinese Temple

Item

Title
Territories - Christmas Island - Chinese Temple
Subject
Australia--Emigration and immigration—History
Chinese--Migrations
Islands of the Indian Ocean
Chinese language
Religion
Category
5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Keywords
Chinese Australian
Current holder
National Archives of Australia, Sydney
Date
November 10, 1977
Series number 
A6135, K10/11/77/55
Item number 
11705288
Access rights
Digitised
Rights
Copyright National Archives of Australia
Country of origin 
Christmas Island (Indian Ocean)
Language
Chinese
Description from source 
TITLE: Territories - Christmas Island - Chinese Temple - Christmas Island Category: Photograph Format: Colour Transparency Type: Polyester Status: Preservation Material Series history Provenance The first transfer for the series is a photograph album collected by Anthony Murray, a descendant of John Murray, who was the co-founder of the settlement and mining operations established on Christmas Island in1899. The album had been in the care of the Christmas Island Historical Society which transferred it to the Christmas Island Shire when the Society ceased to operate. Photographs in this album date from circa 1905. In December 2011 a further collection of photographs was added to consignment one (1) of this series. The photographs were taken in about 1949-50 by David Barton, a British merchant seaman from Norfolk, United Kingdom. They were donated to the Christmas Island Chinese History and Heritage Museum and were subsequently acquired by the Christmas Island Shire which transferred them to the National Archives, Perth Office. Items transferred in July 2013 were gifted to the Shire of Christmas Island prior to transfer to National Archives of Australia.
Physical format 
Photographs
Related resources 
https://omaa-arts.sydney.edu.au/images/5282/
https://omaa-arts.sydney.edu.au/images/5283/
https://omaa-arts.sydney.edu.au/images/5285/
https://omaa-arts.sydney.edu.au/images/5286/