Oral history interview with Barry Brickell

Object detail

Accession number

12-3194

Maker

Barry Brickell
Ian Robertson

Description

Oral history interview with Barry Brickell containing biographical information, covering his early years as a potter, move to Coromandel, construction of narrow gauge railway, building pottery kiln and art gallery, and creation of Driving Creek Life Sanctuary Trust. Also included is information about reintroduction of native flora at Driving Creek.

Media/Materials

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Physical description

3 sound cassettes (ca.174 minutes) : analog.

Credit line

Barry Brickell et al. 02 Feb 2010-03 Feb 2010. Oral history interview with Barry Brickell, 12-3194. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).

Current rights

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Classification

Audiotape Audiocassette Tools & Equipment for Communication Sound Communication T&E Sound Communication Media

Production place

Coromandel Thames-Coromandel District Waikato New Zealand

Subject: all levels

Interviews Brickell, Barry (b.1935) Anecdotes Pottery Anecdotes Brickmaking Anecdotes New Zealand Narrow gauge railroads Anecdotes Coromandel Peninsula (New Zealand) Anecdotes New Zealand Electric power distribution Sound recording and reproducing

Collection type

Audio Visual Walsh Memorial Library

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Peripheral Ear Body jewelry Audio equipment Eyewear Earrings Jewellery Gadget Art Headpiece

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