C. Froggatt, Butcher, and Old Odd Fellows Hall, Tay Street
Digital Image
Identifier: D27520001_033
C. Froggatt, Butcher, and Old Odd Fellows Hall, Tay Street
Dates
- c.1880
Summary
South side of Tay Street, between Conan and Jed Streets. Block XIII, sections 6,7 and 8 respectively.
Featuring: O’Hara bootmaker, Caleb Froggatt butcher, and Odd Fellow Lodge Hall.
Featuring: O’Hara bootmaker, Caleb Froggatt butcher, and Odd Fellow Lodge Hall.
Conditions Governing Use
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Biographical / Historical
Situated west of First Presbyterian Church, the buildings were located where the Southern Institute of Technology is currently situated.
Cornelius O’Hara relocated his boot-making manufactory from Dee Street to Tay in 1854 after a major fire the previous year.
Caleb Froggatt (1846-1926) began his butchery shop on Tay Street in 1868, later branching into groceries and a brick business.
Invercargill’s first Odd Fellow Lodge opened in 1860 on Dee street, moving to their Tay Street hall sometime after 1868. Invercargill had three Lodge memberships by the 1880s – the “Shamrock, Rose and Thistle”, “St George” and “Hearts of Oak”.
Sources: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand, Papers Past
Sources: The Cyclopedia of New Zealand, Papers Past
Extent
1 digital object : TIFF file.
Existence and Location of Copies
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Physical Description
Black and white photographic print.
Dimensions
H 81mm x W 155mm
General Note
33. View showing Old Odd Fellows Hall, G. Froggatt, Butcher, and O'Hara, bootmaker, Tay Street east south side.
Repository Details
Part of the Invercargill City Libraries and Archives Repository
