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Oral history of Queenie Tunbridge
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Collection SummaryThis interview with Queenie Tunbridge of Callaghan Street, Ryde took place on 22 September 1998 at her home. It is one of over 160 interviews conducted 1997-1999 to form Recording Ryde's Oral History Collection
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In this interview Queenie Tunbridge (nee Tunks) recalls her early married life in North Ryde; the difficulties of the Depression and later her life in a little cottage in Ryde Park. She comments on the changes in the area over the years, particularly with regards to shopping
It is complementary to that of her daughter Roseleen Millwood
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KeywordChinese market gardensSubjectsRecording Ryde's Oral History CollectionQueenie Tunbridge, b.1916--InterviewsQueenie Tunbridge, 1916-Tunbridge familyTunks familyRyde Park (Ryde, NSW)Top Ryde Shopping Centre (Ryde, NSW) "Forty Thieves" Gang (Ryde, NSW)Ryde (NSW)--History Ryde (NSW)--social life and customsDepressions--1929--New South Wales--Ryde RegionCollectionT,U,VPeople & FamiliesQueenie Tunbridge, 1916-PlaceRyde ParkTop Ryde Regional Shopping Centre
Oral history of Queenie Tunbridge. Ryde History Hub, accessed 10/12/2025, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/6296




