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Queen Street, Richmond in 1937

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DescriptionThis photo depicts Queen Street in about 1937. It was taken looking east from close to Warring's Garage at 231 Queen Street. The Richmond foothills can be seen in the background of the photo. The Butchery building can just be seen on the right side of the photo behind a fence. Albert Croucher's bakery is the building on the left side of the photo. Wooden posts carrying electricity or telephone wires can be seen along the south side of the street.Date1937Subject/KeywordQueen StreetRichmond (N.Z.)AcknowledgementsDonated to the Tasman District Council by Don McFarlane in 1984.Conditions of UsePlease acknowledge Tasman Heritage when sharing this item with others or publishing online.

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