De Pelichet, McLeod & Company building, Hastings

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About this object

A man addresses a group of men, women and children in front of the De Pelichet, McLeod & Company building in Lyndon Road, Hastings. The building roof has collapsed and the upper part of the building is exposed. The building was damaged during the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake. An inscription on the glass plate negative reads: Anzac Day 1931.

Media/Materials description

Glass plate negative

Media/Materials

Glass/Photographic/Man-made Materials

Measurements

Height x Width: 82 x 107mm

Signature/Inscription

Anzac Day 1931, Inscription

Classification terms

Negative, Glass-Plate
Documentary Artifact
Communication Artifacts

Subject person

De Pelichet, McLeod & Co

Subject period

1930s/20th Century

Subject date

25 Apr 1931

Current rights

Public Domain

Caption

Collection of Hawke's Bay Museums Trust, Ruawharo Tā-ū-rangi, 6100

Other number(s)

6100, 98480

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Subject place

Hastings Hastings District Hawke's Bay North Island New Zealand Polynesia Oceania

Subject category

Buildings and structures Archive classification Hawke's Bay earthquake 1931 Business and trade Public gatherings

Subject auto tags

Sky Style Black-and-white Building Cloud Monochrome photography Crew Monochrome Pole Event

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