Bronwyn McBurnie (2010) James Cook University 40th Birthday Commemoration Posters. [Ephemera]
Poster 1: The University College of Townsville, Pimlico 1961
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Poster 2: The University College of Townsville, Pimlico
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Poster 3: The Commem Balls, 1961 onwards
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Poster 4: The Ross River Site
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Poster 5: Setting of the Survey Peg, 7th November 1964
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Poster 6: Student Life in the 1960s
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Poster 7: Student Commem Parades, 1961 onwards
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Poster 8: University Hall Opens, 29th July 1966
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Poster 9: The Queen's Visit, 20th April 1970
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Poster 10: The Queen's Visit, 20th April 1970
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Poster 11: The Queen's Visit, 20th April 1970
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Poster 12: Douglas Campus Across Time
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- Work By
- Creator: Bronwyn McBurnie
- Item Type
- Ephemera
- Collection
- North Queensland Collection
- Location
- Townsville Campus Library
- Subjects
- University College of Townsville; Pimlico campus; Douglas campus; James Cook University; posters; photographs; royal visits; Queen Elizabeth II; commemorations
Summary
In 2010 James Cook University celebrated 40 years as a university and 50 years of teaching in north Queensland. As part of the 40th anniversary celebrations a series of 12 posters created by the Special Collections Librarian, Bronwyn McBurnie, were exhibited in April 2010.
Titled 'Caught on Camera: A photographic history of JCU celebrating 50 years in north Queensland', the exhibition was held at the Eddie Koiki Mabo Library from the 20th of April to the 12th of May in 2010 and showcased a wide range of photographs, memorabilia and alumni memories.
The poster series chronicles key moments in the University's founding years, mainly from the early 1960s. From the opening ceremony of the Pimlico campus to Commemoration balls, the establishment of the Douglas campus, to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, signing James Cook University into being in 1970. The information in the poster captions was drawn from Peter Bell's book 'Our place in the sun: A brief history of James Cook University 1960 – 2010', which was commissioned by the university to celebrate the 40th anniversary.
Drawn from both official and candid photographs housed in the JCU Corporate Archives, the photographs in the posters provide an interesting overview of the early years of James Cook University.
Additional Information
Part of the 2010 exhibition 'Caught on Camera: a photographic history of JCU celebrating 50 years in north Queensland'
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