Presbyterian Ladies' College (PLC), Perth

Presbyterian Ladies' College (PLC), Perth

• Educational

The Presbyterian Ladies' College has a history stretching back to 1915 when it was founded on the philosophies of nine influential, educated Presbyterian men, who placed a high value in a good education for women.

Officer in charge: Archivist

To obtain, sort and collate any relevant historical documents, photographs, memorabilia, uniforms and other objects pertaining to Presbyterian Ladies' College, its staff and students.

The Collection spans the entire history of PLC since its establishment in North Perth in 1915 and includes items related to Old Collegians, Principals, past staff, Council members, Founders, and the 2nd Cottesloe (PLC) Guide Company.

It comprises photographs, textiles, videos and DVDs, books, letters, reports, music recordings, oral histories, enrolment registers, plans, Kookaburras, trophies, Council minutes (restricted access) and local history resources.

The Photographic Collection, both physical and digital, is extensive and covers all aspects of the School throughout its history. A selection of digitised images is available on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/plcarchives/

The Textile Collection comprises various items of uniform, Mrs Cusack¹s mortarboard and academic gown - even a beautiful, long, pink 1963 Prefects¹ Dance dress.

Open by appointment.
Closed weekends and public holidays.

General reference assistance available. Referral to paid researchers is available.

Copying services for books, journals, original records to A3 size, photographs and newspapers.

• Education (Thematic area)