House, Milton Road, Napier

Maker
Daroux, Louis John
Production date
1901
Current rights
Public Domain
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Object detail

About this object
View of a house on Milton Road, Napier, thought to have been taken in 1901.

The cottage is of timber construction. The cottage features a hipped roof clad in corrugated iron. The front façade features a centrally placed door with a single window on either side. A path leads up to the front door of the house. Gardens containing flowers and shrubs have been planted on either side of the path. The land rises steeply at the back of the property.

Two women and two children pose for the photograph in front of the house. The woman in black who is seated at the centre of the photograph is identified on the back of the photograph as Mrs T J Steel. The younger woman standing on her right is identified as Mrs A Baker, née Miss Elizabeth Steel. The children are thought to be James and Maude Baker.

Photographer, L Daroux.
Production date
1901
Production period
Production technique
Media/Materials description
Black and white photograph mounted on card.
Measurements
Photograph: Height x Width: 110 x 155mm
Card backing: Height x Width: 203 x 255mm
Signature/Inscription
Seated Mrs T J Steel,
Standing Mrs Steel’s daughter, Mrs A Baker,
Children Mrs Baker’s eldest children, James and Maude
Appox 1901, Inscription, Handwritten
Mr & Mrs T J Steel emigrated from England 1869.
Mrs Baker (Elizabeth Steel) born in Napier 1871.
Mrs Baker killed at bottom of Milton Road
by a runaway horse and cart when aged 37., Inscription, Handwritten
L. Daroux, Photographer, Stamp, Stamped
Subject period
Subject date
1901
Caption
Collection of Hawke's Bay Museums Trust, Ruawharo Tā-ū-rangi, 5582
Credit Line
gifted by A M Leitch
Other number(s)
m80/7, 5582, 78715

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