π Camps, Houses, Huts, Etc. - Farm Forestry. Original homestead of the Glens of the Te Koa Station, established in the 1850's - Photographer: J.H. Johns - Place - Canterbury
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Physical
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Iron roof covers the eucalyptus shingle roof which still seems to be in good condition. Trees were planted around the homestead in approximately 1863, and of the several species still growing is a fine Ponderose pine with a D.B.H. of 47.7 ins. Brick makers were brought out from Scotland to make bricks for the large homstead nearby, built in 1865, and now occupied by the owner Mr. W.D. McRae and family, who are the 4th and 5th generation of McRaes to live here
Wellington repository
Photograph
33
[12/22]
5175
M2051
The Black and White Reference Prints are not restricted. Care should be taken when handling these because of their fragile condition. No public access is permitted to negatives or unique prints held within the New Zealand Forest Service Photographic Collection.
Written permission to reproduce photographic images must be obtained from the Director and Chief Archivist, Archives New Zealand, Wellington.
Acknowledgements when reproducing photographic images obtained from this collection must state; "National Archives - New Zealand Forest Service Collection", together with the appropriate Archives reference.
- π’ Ministry of Forestry, Head Office (1998)