Colour Photograph: St Paul's Presbyterian Church, 1985

Maker
Joan Woodward
Production date
1985
 Description
One landscape colour photograph taken in 1985 of St Paul's Presbyterian church on the corner of Cashel and Madras Streets, Christchurch.
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Maker
Production place
Christchurch
Collecting unit
Photographs on paper
Pictorial
Production role
Photographer
Measurements
Dimensions (HxW) Inches: 6 x 7" (152.4 x 177.8mm)
Named collection
Joan Woodward
Researcher comments/remarks
This photograph shows St Paul's Presbyterian church that was located on the corner of Cashel Street and Madras Street in central Christchurch. Built in 1877, it was the second Presbyterian church established in Christchurch. The church was severely damaged during the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes, especially 22 February 2011 when it was largely destroyed by the force of the earthquake.
Current rights
Creative Commons - CC BY-NC
Current rights code
Creative Commons - CC BY-NC
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Other id
PIC97/56
258/97
7082/11
NR
Catalogue number
PIC97/56
Accession number
1997.258.433

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