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In this talk Lesley Courtney discusses the houses and families associated with the land that was incorporated into Massey Agricultural College. Duration 1 hour mp3 file.

Identification

Object type
Audio
Date
April 9, 2008
Digitisation ID
2008BD_IMCA-DigitalArchive_TALK_1943
Held In
IMCA Digital Archive

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Taxonomy

Tags
abraham,
atawhai,
batchelar,
caccia birch,
craiglockhart,
fergusson hall,
hardy,
history,
keiller,
local history talks,
massey university,
monro,
palmerston north,
russell,
sound recordings,
strang,
turitea,
turitea / tiritea,
wharerata,
willowbank,
Community Tags
historic places trust,

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