The accommodation House - the Great Perpendicular Terrace on the Teramakau .1866.

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DescriptionChevalier produced some very good sketches illustrating life around the very early goldfields of the West Coast. Worth looking some of them up. (He had his wife with him. She was quite the snob, unhappy having to associate with wives of leading Hokitika citizens.)

Chevalier, Nicholas, 1828-1902. [Chevalier, Nicholas] 1828-1902 :The accomodation House; the great perpendicular terrace on the Teramakau [1866]. Ref: A-102-007. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23207824Photographer Chevalier, NicholasDate of Photo1866Map^[1]External LinkNational LibraryContributorHeather Newby

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Location (city or town)TaramakauEventThe accomodation House - the great perpendicular terrace on the Teramakau .1866.

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Date Created3rd April 2023CommentsChevalier produced some very good sketches illustrating life around the very early goldfields of the West Coast. Worth looking some of them up. (He had his wife with him. She was quite the snob, unhappy having to associate with wives of leading Hokitika citizens.)

John Rosanowski
Chevalier produced some very good sketches illustrating life around the very early goldfields of the West Coast. Worth looking some of them up. (He had his wife with him. She was quite the snob, unhappy having to associate with wives of leading Hokitika citizens.)

David Verrall
John Rosanowski and she was probably the first woman to travel on horseback to the Coast, and her diaries are held by Christchurch Public Library...a good read.

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The accommodation House - the Great Perpendicular Terrace on the Teramakau .1866.

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