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The Peace Caravan

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DescriptionArchibald (Barry) Barrington and Merle Hyland (nee Wadsworth) stand in front of a car covered in signs promoting the pacifist message. Possibly during their speaking tours in Christchurch and Dunedin during the 1950s.
Merle was a member of the Christian Pacifists and a founder of Riverside Community in 1941. Merle's husband Mason Hyland was a conscientious objector during the Second World War.Date1950-1955Subject/KeywordIntentional communitiesRiverside CommunityLower Moutere (N.Z.)World War, 1939-1945Merle Hyland

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