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More Info →'Totaranui', hitching rail and water trough at Manawatu Museum, Church Street

'Totaranui', said to be one of the oldest residential properties in Palmerston North, was shifted to The Square during the centennial celebrations of 1970 - 1971. It was later moved to the Manawatu Museum site in Church Street. The trough and hitching rail originally stood in Pioneer Highway. Behind the trough can be seen part of a replica of the first grocery store in Palmerston North, built by George Snelson in 1871.

Identification

Object type
Image
Relation
Public Photograph Collection Mu 12
Date
1975
Digitisation ID
2011N_Mu12_005661
Held In
Coolstore

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Creation

Created By
Place
Church Street, Palmerston North

Object rights

License
Attribution + NonCommercial

Taxonomy

Tags
buildings,
photographs,
te manawa house,
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