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WEA Sydney

Supporter

Established in NSW in 1913, and originally working in partnership with the University of Sydney, the WEA was a movement founded to promote the higher education of working men and women. The WEA has since grown to become one of the largest and most prestigious adult and community education organisations in Australia and every year attracts thousands of students from all walks of life.

The Workers' Educational Association in the post-war era as Supporter
The foundation of the Workers' Educational Association Sydney as Supporter
Catalogue of the WEA Central Lending Library June 1946 as Collection
Commander Keith Wake, president of WEA Sydney, outside WEA House c1971 as Collection
David Stewart and his first wife Lillian, 1916 as Collection
David Stewart c1950 as Collection
Elaine Witton teaching calligraphy class at the WEA Sydney 1990 as Collection
First gathering at WEA Newport Centre, 19 October 1924 as Collection
Opening ceremony at WEA House, 4 December 1971 as Collection
Painting class at WEA Summer School at Newport 1971 as Collection
WEA Secretary Peter Tyler on the television program 'Doorway to Knowledge' c1962 as Collection
WEA Summer School at Newport 1957 as Collection
WEA marine biology weekend, Newport 1929 as Collection
WEA tutor Griet Hesse with students at WEA House c1989 as Collection