Photograph: Image of Arch in Lyttelton
Maker
Alfred Charles Barker
Production date
22 April 1869
Description
One landscape-format black and white photograph of a photograph. In the image men can be seen lining both sides of a street, at the end of the street on a plant-covered arch hangs a sign that reads 'God Bless Prince Alfred'. Men to the left of the arch hold oars upright and flags crossed. In the background to the right the masts of a ship can be seen. Inscribed in the photograph in the lower left corner reads 'Monday[? illegible] 22/4/69'. Inscribed below the photograph is 'Triumphal Arch, Lyttelton. Created by the boatmen. Prince Alfred.'
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DL MUNDY photo not dr barker
- John B Turner
Posted on 19-11-2021 06:03:02