Photograph: Clyde Quay Boat Harbour, Wellington, circa 1950s

Production date
Circa 1950s
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Object detail

Description
An original black and white photograph of Clyde Quay Boat Harbour looking towards the boatsheds and Mt Victoria. In the foreground three people are sitting on a park bench with their backs to the camera. A man and a woman sit together on the left and another man sits side on reading a magazine or newspaper. They are facing a boat harbour with a number of small boats at anchor. To the right on the landward side is a row of boatsheds. Behind them a hill rises up covered with wooden houses. In the upper left corner is a large building with a cross on one side (St Gerard's Monastery). Wellington, circa 1950s.
Accession number
2012.0.16
Museum System ID
25800
Collection type
Collection
Wellington Museum (prev. MOWCAS)
Classification
Media/Materials
Black and White Print
Measurements
218mm, 304mm
Measurement details
2D objects (HxW): H 218 W 304mm: 0 - Whole
Production place and notes
Wellington, Wellington Region, Aotearoa New Zealand
On display?
Not on display

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