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Vera Cox and Vera Burr with bicycles at Brooklynne, Sanson

The women in this photograph are Vera Cox (left), who married John Boman, and Vera Burr who married Courtney McLennan. After Vera Boman (née Cox) and Courtney McLennan had passed away, the two surviving partners - Vera McLennan (née Burr) and John...

Date:          1946 to 1954

Vera Burr and a friend in the garden at Brooklynne, Sanson

The woman on the right is Vera Burr (1916-1999), who later married Courtney McLennan, and following his death married John Boman. She went on to author several local history publications under the name Vera McLennan-Boman. The woman on the left is...

Date:          1946 to 1954

View of house and garden at Brooklynne, Sanson

The woman on the left is Vera Cox, who later married John Boman. The woman on the right is unidentified.

The residence is the home of Mr and Mrs A K Drew. Alfred Kingsley Drew (c.1882-1953) married Elsie Gordon Flyger in April 1908. He served as...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1946 to 1954

Staff, Libertyland, Grey Street

Back row: Dulcie Ralph; Joyce Waller; Joyce Smithers; Pearl Goodwin; Dot Gillespie; Joyce Arnold; Necia Annear; Centre: Phyllis. Front row: Miss Ireland; Elsa Robertson; Vera Burr.

R W H Symington and Co. (N Z) Ltd first established themselves in ...

Date:          circa 1940

Libertyland, Grey Street - staff looking out window

Back row: Stella Smith; Necia Annear; Eileen Mullins. Front row: Connie Johanson; Pearl Cox; Mary Dilks; Thelma Voss.

R W H Symington and Co. (N Z) Ltd first established themselves in New Zealand in 1934. Specialising in corsetry and underwear man...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1940

Libertyland, Grey Street

R W H Symington and Co. (N Z) Ltd first established themselves in New Zealand in 1934. Specialising in corsetry and underwear manufacturing, a small factory was built in Grey Street, Palmerston North, in 1937, and the main "Libertyland " factory w...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1940

Libertyland, mailroom staff, World War Two

Back row: Barton; Vera Burr; P.O. War Censor; Moria Fisher; unknown; Noleen Aisher. Front row: 'Chook' Prarn; M. Chittenden; Harry Brooks; Bill Pascoe (standing).

R W H Symington and Co. (N Z) Ltd first established themselves in New Zealand in 1...

Date:          1939 to 1945

Staff at Libertyland

Back: Ellie Howorth, Thelma Voss? Vera Burr, Eileen Mullins? Pearl Cox, Mary Dilks; Front: Molly Duckworth, Connie Johanson, Joan Hill, Stella Smith, Necia Annear.

R W H Symington and Co. (N Z) Ltd first established themselves in New Zealand in 19...

Date:          1940

Original whare of the Dahlstrom family, Roberts Line

Vera L McLennan write that Ola Persson Dahlstrom (1842-1924) "hewed his first hut or whare out of totara from standing bush. He came from Lund, Sweden, and his wife Perania Mathira nee Osterby, from Aar, Denmark, where they were married in 1870. T...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1935 to circa 1955

Demolition of the Dahlstrom family's orginal whare, Roberts Line

Sidney Burr, watched by his son Leo, is shown demolishing the Dahlsrom family's whare with a mallet.

Vera L McLennan write that Ola Persson Dahlstrom (1842-1924) "hewed his first hut or whare out of totara from standing bush. He came from Lund, Sw...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1935 to circa 1955

The original whare of Dahlstrom family, Roberts Line

Vera L McLennan write that Ola Persson Dahlstrom (1842-1924) "hewed his first hut or whare out of totara from standing bush. He came from Lund, Sweden, and his wife Perania Mathira nee Osterby, from Aar, Denmark, where they were married in 1870. T...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1935 to circa 1955

The orginal whare of the Dahlstrom family, Roberts Line

Vera L McLennan write that Ola Persson Dahlstrom (1842-1924) "hewed his first hut or whare out of totara from standing bush. He came from Lund, Sweden, and his wife Perania Mathira nee Osterby, from Aar, Denmark, where they were married in 1870. T...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1935 to circa 1955

Possibly the original whare of the Dahlstrom family, Roberts Line

Vera L McLennan write that Ola Persson Dahlstrom (1842-1924) "hewed his first hut or whare out of totara from standing bush. He came from Lund, Sweden, and his wife Perania Mathira nee Osterby, from Aar, Denmark, where they were married in 1870. T...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          circa 1935 to circa 1955

Suburban view

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1946 to 1954

Visitors to the Lower Turitea Dam

The Lower Turitea Dam was originally completed in 1907 but was raised to 50 feet in 1912. It was officially opened February 17, 1913. This enlarged dam remained in use until 1957 when a 100 ft high dam was constructed.

The correct spelling of the...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1937 to 1945

Shops and offices on Church Street side of The Square

A view of the southern side of Te Marae o Hine, The Square. The establishments shown in this photograph include including the PDC department store (Premier Drapery Company Ltd), Pegdens (furniture store), Manawatū Oroua Electric Power Board and Fo...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1946 to 1954

Train passing through The Square in front of the Commercial Hotel

The third incarnation of the Commercial Hotel was built in 1935 on the corner of Main Street and Te Marae o Hine, The Square. It was demolished in 1986. After the Milson deviation was completed in 1960 and the new Railway Station opend in October ...

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1946 to 1954

Cars parked in a recreational space

This photograph might depict the paddling pool at Fitzroy Park (later renamed Memorial Park).

Creator:      Vera L McLennan-Boman, attributed to
Date:          1946 to 1954

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