Southland Times Building
Digital Image
Identifier: D00940060
Untitled
Dates
- c.1885
Creator
- Hart, Campbell and Co. (Photographer, Organization)
Summary
By architect F. W. Burwell, this building was built in 1877, with a second story being added in 1883. Located at what is now 37 Esk Street, Invercargill (as of 2019).
Conditions Governing Use
This item has no known copyright restrictions. Please acknowledge Invercargill City Libraries
and Archives, Ref: A0010 S00940060, when re-using this image.
Biographical / Historical
It was the third of four buildings to be occupied by the Southland Times. The first building on Tay Street burned down in March 1864, with the second at the western end of Esk Street, burning down in July 1878.
The Times occupied this building from 1878 to when it moved into it's new premises further east along Esk Street in 1908 (see record S27550002).
Language of Materials
English
Existence and Location of Copies
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Physical Description
Sepia photograph mounted on board. Water damaged.
Dimensions
H 267mm x W213mm [Includes mount board]
Content notes
Stamp on reverse of image names the photographer as Hart Campell & Co, Portrait & Landscape Photographers, Tay Street, Invercargill, N.Z. The photographer operated in Invercargill from c.1879-1886 therefore placing image in this time frame.
Other businesses include: MacDonald Russell Solicitors, Henry H. Simon Commission Agent, and A. Aldridge Tailor.
Other businesses include: MacDonald Russell Solicitors, Henry H. Simon Commission Agent, and A. Aldridge Tailor.
Creator
- Hart, Campbell and Co. (Photographer, Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the Invercargill City Libraries and Archives Repository
