A close view of central part of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated in Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Written with black ink pen on mounting board below photo, as caption: “Shannon Girls at School. date about 1901.”
Written on back with black ink: “James Hallam {crossed out and replaced with} J T Bovis Shannon.”
Stamped on back with green ink: “G.F. FRAMJEE, Photographic Dealer, 18 George Street, Palmerston North. ——Phone 6663.”
Shannon Girls at school, c.1901. Forty-seven girls pose in the playground of their school for this photograph. The girls are dressed in long dresses, many with pinifores. One girl is wearing a white bonnet, while in the front row another girl holds a hat. The caption written below photo reads “Shannon Girls at School. Date about 1901.”
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Side view of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated to Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. In this photograph the large wooden building appears to be deserted. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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A patch of spring bulbs in the grounds of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon
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A tall camellia bush in flower with part of the large derelict house which was the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated to Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Road in Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Overgrown shrubs and trees in the gardens on the site of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated to Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Overgrown trees in the grounds of the original hone of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon.
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Side of a derelict shed on the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Tylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated in Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Close-up of window sash-weight and pulley on the building that was the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated to Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Derelict shed with a bulldozer inside, on the site of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated in Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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A close view of the right hand side of the front of the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls at the Waring-Taylor property in Kingston Road, Shannon. The school was established by Miss Mary Taylor in 1891 and relocated to Crofton Road, Marton in 1906. It is now situated in Calico Line, Marton. This photograph was taken some years after the school had moved to Marton.
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Modern buildings on the land which was the original home of Nga Tawa School in Kingston Road, Shannon. The Tararua Ranges are in the background.
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View across paddocks towards western horizon from the original home of Nga Tawa School for Girls on Kingston Road, Shannon,with sheep grazing in the foreground.
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