Objects - association_keyword:"Howick Historical Village"

Objects 1 - 12 of 1829
2 hens, 2 roosters and baby chicks; La Roche, Alan; 1/08/1985; 2019.112.01
3 guards and the colour sargeant with the cannon; 8/03/1980; 2019.100.64
65th regiment at their camp at the opening of White's Homestead; 16/03/1997; 2019.107.06
65th regiment priming their muskets at the opening of White's Homestead; 16/03/1997; 2019.107.05
A Baby's cot in the bedroom in Briody-McDaniel Cottage. ; La Roche, Alan; November 1989; P2020.104.10
A bricklayer's barrow outside outside Briody-McDaniel cottage in Howick Historical Village. ; La Roche, Alan; P2020.18.20
A bulldozer and a Johnson's truck in front of Puhinui on its new site in the Howick Historical Village.; Alan La Roche; May 2002; P2020.11.15
A bulldozer making a pathway for half of Puhinui being moved to its new site in the Howick Historical Village. passing the Dame school.; Smith, Malcolm; May 2002; P2020.16.12
A bulldozer making a road for a House Removals truck truck passing Pakuranga School. A sign for the Forge is on the extreme left foreground.; Smith, Malcolm; May 2002; P2020.16.08
A bulldozer making a road for a Johnson's Heavy truck and trailer moving Puhinui to its new site in the Howick Historical Village. An old wagon is on the left.; Smith, Malcolm; May 2002; P2020.16.07
A bulldozer making a road to Puhunui, McLaughlin's Homestead at Howick Historical Village, 1984; JUNE 1984; P2020.08.01
A bulldozer preparing the way for a Johnson's Heavy truck and trailer to move Puhinui to its new site in the Howick Historical Village.; Alan La Roche; May 2002; P2020.11.05
Objects 1 - 12 of 1829
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