Categories Projects SLV Creative Fellowship Christine Eid is the recipient of a State Library Victoria Creative Fellowship. Her research will explore the rich social history of female taxi drivers in the Victorian taxi industry utilising the Library’s unique collections. Read more Post author By Letterbox Post date January 11, 2010 Martin Taximeter (c. 1960s) Female taxi driver P. Neicho (1968) Yellow Cabs of Australia postcard (c. 1927) Martin Taximeter (c. 1960s) Female taxi driver G. Leahy (1966) Red Top Taxi Service model car Advertisement for Arrow Taxi (c. 1970s) Female taxi driver P. Morrison (1961) Silver Top Taxi Service Schmidt taximeter (c. 2000s) Husband & wife taxi driving team B. & V. Batrich (1984) Christine Eid is awarded a State Library Victoria Creative Fellowship, 2009 2009 recipients of the State Library Victoria Creative Fellowship Tags Australian history, Christine Eid, Creative Fellowship, Female taxi drivers, Research, Social history, State Library of Victoria, Taxi drivers, Taxi industry, Taxi-cabs, Taxis, TOW, Transport history, Victorian history, Victorian taxi industry ← Unearthing Glenrowan SLV Display → Hard Labour Seminar at SLV
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