Description

Perth Boys School is a historical non-fiction book by John K. Ewers, published in 1947. This Illustrated hardcover provides a history of the Perth Boys School, one of the earliest schools established in the Swan River Colony (Western Australia). The SIGNED and Inscribed attributions make this book a valuable collectible for WA local and educational history.

Synopsis

Title: Perth Boys School
Author/Publisher: John K. Ewers / Government of Western Australia
Publication Year: 1947
Format: Illustrated Hardcover

John K. Ewers' 'Perth Boys School' offers a meticulously researched historical account, published in 1947 by the Government of Western Australia. This important non-fiction work delves into the origins and development of the Perth Boys School, one of the foundational educational institutions in the Swan River Colony.

As a seminal text in Australian history, particularly concerning Western Australia, the book provides invaluable insight into the early educational landscape of the region. Its vintage nature and status as a dedicated primary source for local history underscore its significance.

• A Pioneering Institution: This volume meticulously chronicles the establishment and evolution of the Perth Boys School, highlighting its critical role in shaping the educational fabric of the nascent Swan River Colony during the formative years of Western Australia.
• Visual Journey Through Time: Enhanced with illustrations, the book offers a visual dimension to its historical narrative. These visual elements likely present archival photographs or reproductions, bringing the school's past and its community to life.
• Local Australian History: As a focused historical study, it provides specific and detailed insights into aspects of Western Australian social and educational development, making it an essential resource for those interested in the region's unique heritage.

This vintage hardcover edition stands out not only for its historical merit but also as a highly collectable item. Bearing the authentic signature and a personalised inscription from author John K. Ewers, it offers a direct connection to the creator and adds significant provenance for collectors of Australian historical literature and Western Australian educational artefacts.

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