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Florence May Harding b. 1908

Also known as May Harding

(Florence) May Harding, 1908-1971, teacher of art and botany, photographer, botanist, and artist, who was born, worked and died in Broken Hill, NSW.

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'Broken Hill Cemetery records’.
http://www.brokenhill.net.au/Cem.php
Camilleri, Jenny (2002), 'Some Out’.
Committee of the Barrier Field Naturalists’ Club (1970), 'Barrier Field Naturalists’ Club Fiftieth Anniversary 1920-1970’.
'Predominantly, personal knowledge’.

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Related stub people	Rost, F.E.B (associate of) Harding, Joseph (grandchild of) Harding, Frederick Joseph (child of) Harding, Florence May (nee Boyle) (child of) Harding, Frederick (sibling of) Harding, Doris (sibling of) Schultz, Hugh (associate of) Hart, Kevin 'Pro' (associate of) Gregory, John (associate of) Condon, Joyce (associate of)
Related stub person groups	Broken Hill Technical College (associate of) Barrier Field Naturalists' Club (associate of) Willyama Art Society (associate of)
Related people	Byrne, Sam (associate of)
Related collections	Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, NSW (collected in)
Related recognitions	Barrier Field Naturalists Club Prize for best entry related to nature study - Third Competition for Local Artists, Broken Hill City Art Gallery (received) Named after her: May Harding Drive (received) Named after her: The May Harding Gallery in the Broken Hill City Art Gallery (now the Broken Hill Regional Gallery) (received) Competition for Local Artists, Broken Hill City Art Gallery (received)
Related events	May Harding Exhibition (exhibited at) Competition for Local Artists (exhibited at) First Competition for Local Artists (exhibited at)