Penciled on back – 2 25/4/77 Group of members standing on exact spot of home & grounds of Hector (Jnr) Lakeside with McDonald Cemetery directly behind. Photographed by Miss D. Picken.

Written with blue ballpoint pen – 25/4/77

Crawford Family at McDonald Cemetery, 1977 1 B&W photo print (numbered – 2)

Cemetery also visible in photo #.0073 (behind Cabbage trees at right of photo).

Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”

CaptureYourHorowhenua photography competition

Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022

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Photo taken at: Shannon

Photographer: Kris Adams

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CaptureYourHorowhenua is a district-wide photography competition that encourages Horowhenua residents to showcase what they love about their district. The images are exhibited at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō, and the winner is decided by public vote.

CaptureYourHorowhenua photography competition

Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022

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Photo taken at: Waitārere Beach

Photographer: Kris Adams

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CaptureYourHorowhenua is a district-wide photography competition that encourages Horowhenua residents to showcase what they love about their district. The images are exhibited at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō, and the winner is decided by public vote.

CaptureYourHorowhenua photography competition

Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022

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Photo taken at: Ōhau

Photographer: Diane Wilkins

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CaptureYourHorowhenua is a district-wide photography competition that encourages Horowhenua residents to showcase what they love about their district. The images are exhibited at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō, and the winner is decided by public vote.

CaptureYourHorowhenua photography competition

Theme - Matariki - Connection to the environment / June 2022

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Photo taken at: Waitārere Beach

Photographer: Clair Schulp

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CaptureYourHorowhenua is a district-wide photography competition that encourages Horowhenua residents to showcase what they love about their district. The images are exhibited at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō, and the winner is decided by public vote.