Photograph of the weatherboard residence of Mr E S Lancaster. Situated in Sailsbury Street, Levin, this house appears to have been situated on the eastern side of the street, as the Tararua Range is in the background. The house has an iron roof, with a porch in front of the front door and a white picket fence.
One B & W print and a copy
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Printed on front of mounting board, top left, with black ink: “LEVIN c.1900” Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 3”
Typed on paper glued to back: “P3. ‘Ashleigh’, Queen Street East, Levin, home of James and Clara Ann Prouse. Group includes the owners with their children (standing): Emma, Percy, Bert, Lance. Two youg children not known. Taken about 1900. Print donated by Mrs Ian Grey, Queenwood Road, Levin (1985).”
‘Ashleigh’ , the home of James and Clara Prouse, Queen Street East, Levin, c.1900. In this photograph the owners of the house are in front of the two storied wooden building with four of their own children, Emma, Percy, Bert and Lance and two other children. Those in the photograph are identified as – Back (standing L – R) – Emma, James, Percy, Bert, Lance. Front (L – R) – unidentified girl, Clara, unidentified girl.This house is still in use (2001)
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.018.0076 and 2000.018.0077
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Penciled on back: “Bartholomew House, Roslyn Rd.”
Bartholomew House, Roslyn Rd. This wooden house with iron roof and brick chimneys was later known as the Morgan house. Is still standing on the same site, corner of Roslyn Road and Newport Street. In this photograph three people are standing on the verandah of the house which is surrounded by a high wooden fence. This fence was to enclose wallabies which the Bartholomew family kept as pets. The house was built by Peter Bartholomew near the site of his first sawmill in Levin.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.491.0001 (postcard) and 2000.543.0026 Miss Picken collection).
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Written on back of photo: “51 Bath St., Levin. (Ref: V. Burr 10/1/1996) 51 Bath St. Built 1908-9 for Guy Marriott, partner of T.A.B. Hudson.”
Written on back (of mounting board) with black ballpoint pen: “51 Bath St., Levin, prior to removal of turret c.1942.”
Penciled on back: “Refer to Vall Burrs reasearch [sic].
51 Bath Street, Levin, prior to the removal of the turret in about 1942. This wooden house has an iron roof and two, high brick chimneys. The house was built in 1908 – 09 for Guy Marriott, partner of T.A.B. Hudson. This house still stands on the same site (2001).
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.494.0021
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Penciled on back: “Te Whanau.”
See also 2000.495.0001
603 Queen Street (east), Levin. A view of the southern and eastern sides of the house shown in 2000.018.0074a.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with 2000.018.0074a and 2000.018.0074c)
See also 2000.495.0001
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Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “House built late 1905, ref. tender notice in ‘Manawatu farmer’ at A. Turnbull Library. (refer Historic houses files at Horowhenua D. Council).”
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Her house now facing No 2 Karaka Crescent, somewhat altered.”
Stamped on back with black ink – Horowhenua Historical Society. Acc. No. Date
Miss Bowen’s house, Karaka Crescent, Levin, from the south. This weatherboard house with an iron roof has two brick chimneys and a verandah which runs along the southern and western sides. A false turret is attached to the verandah. The house was built in 1905.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with 2000.018.0166b)
See also 1977.011.0018
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603 Queen Street (east), Levin. View of the western side of the house in 2000.018.0074a and 2000.018.0074b, showing the distinctive two storied tower which is still in place today (2001)
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted (with 2000.018.0074a and 2000.018.0074b)
See also 2000.495.0001
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Typed on piece of paper glued to back: “(8) Kerslakes’ Cottage – built around 1925, we think. It is still there but altered somewhat. (Donated by Tom Kerslake)”
Kerslakes’ cottage at Hokio Beach, c.1925, showing people both standing and sitting on the porch at the front of the cottage. The house has a sloping iron roof, with a brick chimney on the right. Beside the chimney is an iron water tank.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.018.0042 (taken closer, people seen clearly).
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Colour photograph.
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen - “Westoe” home of Sir William Fox for whom Foxton was named.
“Westoe”, home built by Sir William Fox at Marton, 1980’s. “Westoe” is a two storey wooden building with a ‘3-storey entry tower’.
Colour photograph.
Similar photo to f2000.2108
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Inside Nye Homestead.”
Interior view of Nye House in Newth Road with two women standing in doorway.
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Nye homestead, Newth Rd. Foxton 1980.”
Nye homestead, Newth Road, south of Foxton, taken from the north, 1980.
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Inscription on reverse of photograph reads: “Inside of ceiling at Nye house.”
Inside the ceiling of the Nye homestead, Newth Road, Foxton.
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Granny Smithson’s house. Donated by grandaughter Mrs T Small.”
Wooden cottage with iron roof belonging to Granny Smithson. This cottage was situated immediately north of the Levin School site on the western side of the street. (Liquorland is on this site today 2001).
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr W Thorley’s house Tiro Tiro Rd still standing 1977 although altered considerably. Property owned by Mr Luhrs. Negative in Turnbull Library. W Thorley photographer. See note in the City of Auckland wreck photograph for donation information.”
W. Thorley’s house in TiroTiro Road, Levin. The weatherboad house has an iron roof with a brick chimney and a verandah on two sides of the house. In this photograph two women stand on the verandah and a man with a hoe in his hands is standing in the garden which surrounds the house. A macracarpa hedge is behind the house. This house was still standing in 1977 although somewhat altered.
See also 1977.018.0016 and 1977.018.0017
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Miss Bowen’s House donated 3/77
Miss Bowen’s house, 2 Karaka Crescent, from the south. This weatherboard house with an iron roof has two brick chimneys and a verandah which runs along the southern and western sides. A false turret is attached to the verandah. The house was built in 1905.
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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Miss Bowen’s house. Donated Mr Joyce 3/77 No 2 Karaka Cres, Levin see also Miss H E Bowen Built late 1905 for TAB Hudson.”
Miss Bowen’s house at 2 Karaka Crescent Levin. This weatherboard house with an iron roof has two brick chimneys and a verandah on two sides. A false turret is attached to the verandah. This house was built in 1905.
See also 1977.011.0018
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Inscription on reverse reads: “W Thorley home”
W. Thorley’s house in Tiro Tiro Road, Levin. The weatherboard house has an iron roof with a brick chimney and a verandah on two sides of the house. In this photograph two women stand on the verandah while a man works in the garden in front of the house. A macracarpa hedge is behind the house which was still standing in 1977 although somewhat altered.
See also 1977.018.0004 and 1977.018.0016
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr W Thorley’s home Tiro Tiro Rd. Negative in Turnbull. Photo by Mr Thorley”
Another view of W. Thorley’s house in Tiro Tiro Road, Levin. This view shows that what appeared to be a verandah which ran the length of two sides of the house, in fact only runs part way on the one side.
See also 1977.018.0004 and 1977.018.0016
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 85”
Written on back with black ballpoint pen: ”’Lakeside’, H.H. McDonald residence.”
‘Lakeside’, the home of Hector Hugh McDonald, situated on what is now (2001) Golf Course Road. This house no longer stands, but the large macracarpa trees in the background still remain.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
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Postcard of Foxton in 1908 looking from Government Hill, showing the railway, Hulke Street houses, what is now the Manawatu College grounds, Easton Street and Park Street.
See also f1999.0186, f1999.0359, f1999.0360, f1999.1266.
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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Heatherlea Homestead.”
Embossed mounting board.
Heatherlea Homestead, Heatherlea East, Levin. A weatherboard house with an iron roof with elaborate brick chimneys. There are verandahs on bothsides of the house which has its front door set between two bay windows. Each of the bay windows has three sash windows and coloured glass surrounds the front door. Wooden steps lead to the slightly recessed front door. Mrs Hector McDonald (Agnes), R A McDonald, her son, three unidentified women and two babies sit at the front of the house.
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Inscribed on reverse with blue ballpoint pen: “Copy of photograph. Bartholomew Home, 8 Roslyn Rd.” and
“donated by Mr A. Goodwin, 14 Donegal St., Avondale. May 76.”
Also penciled on back: “letter to accompany in research notes.”
Bartholomew Home, 8 Roslyn Road, Levin. This wooden villa faces west and has an iron roof with weandahs facing the south and west. Three chimneys are visable above the roofline. Two women and a man are standing onthe west facing verandah, and the Tararua ranges are in the background. Trees behind the house have recently been burnt off. The high fences in the front of the house were used to keep several kangaroos, which were pets of the Bartholomew family, enclosed
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An unknown woman stands outside an unidentified cottage in Avenue Road. The house is surrounded by a picket fence. This is one of two photographs which were taken in “The Avenue” as it was known in the 1870s.
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Penciled on back: “Chron. Sup. 1937. From Helen Wilson’s book: “My First Eighty Years”, page 125, with caption – Bushwackers (H.H. Ostler standing on the left).”
H H Ostler (brother to Helen Wilson – early pioneering woman of Horowhenua) stands at the left of this photograph, outside a ponga log whare, as used by early settlers, c.1888.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
From Helen Wilson’s book – “My First Eighty Years”, page 125. Probably the whare (1888) of her future husband (CK Wilson).
See also – Acc. #2000.085
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Laminated photograph of a house named “Ravensworth”. The loction of this large wooden two storied house with an iron roof is unknown.
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Dear Ivy, Please excuse this card being so dirty, but its one I came across in a shop, and it is rather soiled. as ity was only for show. and was in the window. The cross marks our house and the line the Main Street so we are quite close to town Rollie”
Postcard showing view of Foxton from behind northern corner of intersection of Jenks Street and Park Street c.1912. Trees have been planted in Park Street, and many private residences are featured in this photograph.
Print and copy
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Printed with black ink below photo, as caption: “A Hundred Years Old.”
Penciled on back - Print No. 2. Title: A Hundred Years Old. J.F. Bryce. 36 Bartholomew Rd. Levin.
Competition identification form – Stamped on back with blue ink.
An abandoned and derelict house on Roslyn Road, Levin. The weatherboard building with an iron roof has had the doorways and windows covered with roofing iron. A number of cows graze in the padock surrounding the house, and a number of macrocarpa trees stand behind the building.
1 B&W photo print, mounted
See also 1979.098.0027A and 1979.098.0027B
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Built for Dr Rockstrow Ladies Mile Foxton in 18 – -.”
Dr Rockstrow’s house, Ladies Mile, Foxton
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Inscription on reverse reads: “C J Pownalls home.”
Home of C J Pownall. Location is unknown, but possibly could have been Wellington.
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Inscription on reverse reads: “This is a photograph of my grandfather’s, Theopholes Easton, home (Hatcham Cottage) built by him in Howan Street – Foxton about 1870. It is still in a wonderful state of preservation and is recorded in the Historical Places Trust in Auckland along with the specifications of the interior. Charles Edward Peterson 18/8/81.”
Hatcham Cottage built by Theophilous Easton around 1870, in Howan Street, Foxton.
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