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Oral history of Stuart Hunter
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Collection SummaryThis interview with Stuart Hunter of Ridge Street, Woodford took place on 22 September 1997. It is one of over 160 interviews conducted 1997-1999 to form Recording Ryde's Oral History Collection
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DescriptionStuart's family moved to the Ryde area in 1948 and purchased a house in Cecil Street as part of the Ryde Council Housing Scheme. Stuart describes the house and the scheme itself as well as aspects of his later life with his wife Rosemary.
This interview is complementary to that of his wife, Rosemary
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SubjectsRecording Ryde's Oral History CollectionStuart Anderson Hunter, b.1929--InterviewsCecil Street (Denistone East, NSW)Ryde Council Housing SchemeEastwood (NSW)--Social life and customs--AnecdotesDelivery of goods--New South Wales--Ryde RegionWorld War, 1914-1918--Veterans--New South Wales--Ryde RegionDenistone East (NSW)--Social life and customs--AnecdotesDenistone East (NSW)--HistoryCollectionG-H
Stuart Anderson Hunter, b.1929--InterviewsCecil Street (Denistone East, NSW)Ryde Council Housing SchemeEastwood (NSW)--Social life and customs--AnecdotesDelivery of goods--New South Wales--Ryde RegionWorld War, 1914-1918--Veterans--New South Wales--Ryde RegionDenistone East (NSW)--Social life and customs--AnecdotesDenistone East (NSW)--HistoryCollectionG-HOral history of Stuart Hunter. Ryde History Hub, accessed 29/04/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/6362