Series[UMA-SR-000001764] Negatives for photographs by John EllisAccession[1999.0081] Photographic negatives and proof sheets taken by John EllisIdentifierUMA-IT-000054890Extent1 film negativeScope and ContentLake District, frames 0a-1a, p61
Beth, frame 2a, p61
I stayed with Margaret Mitchell for a few days in Harrogate; she is Eddie Denton's partner. She took me walking in Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales, frames 4a-15a, pp62-65
On our way I stopped to talk to the women at the Womyn's Peace Camp, Menwith Hill, Yorkshire. Margaret, who is terribly conservative, was horrified at the thought of stopping there! I struck a chord with the women when I told them that I had protested at Nurrungar in South Australia. Menwith Hill is the biggest U.S. intelligence-gathering base outside the U.S. frames 3a, 15a-18a, pp66-67.
City centre, Leeds, frame 21a, p67
Part of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal at the Granary Wharf, Leeds, frames 19a-20a, p68
stowing bales of hay for Catherine's ponies, frames 22a-25a, pp68-69.
Barge tour along the Leeds Canal to the Armoury, recently moved from the Tower of London. As I wasn't interested in their bloody arms I got off at Tetley's brewery museum and saw a far better spectacle of draught horses, old pubs, etc., frames 26a-27a, p70.
While waiting for the barge to leave I finally got to hear a British brass band. I picked out a young cornet player and transported myself back some fifty years (I would have been 17) to those halcyon days in the South Melbourne City brass band, 28a-29a, pp70-71.
Frame 30a, p71
buskers, frame 31a, p71
Stephen, frame 32a, p72
Catherine, partners, Stephen's son, Philip (standing), Stephen, frame 33a, p72
Scottish highlands, frames 34a-35a, pp72-73.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit1999.0081 Unit 0007
Ellis, John B., [UK] [JE150c] (1996), [UMA-IT-000054890]. University of Melbourne Archives, accessed 15/09/2026, https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/522693
