The Mission House Tauranga

Datec.1950Reference NumberHPWNZ 352DescriptionThe Mission House, built in 1847 on the site previously occupied by Otamataha pā and used as a mission house for the Church Missionary Society. Its first occupants in October 1847 were the Reverend Alfred Nesbit Brown and his first wife Charlotte Arnett.CreatorA. RendellLevelItemFormatPhotographPhysical DescriptionPhotograph is mounted to piece of card with typed information at the top.

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Subject (keywords)Te Papa Mission Station -- Pictorial worksMissions -- New Zealand -- Tauranga -- History -- Pictorial worksMissionary settlements -- New Zealand -- Kerikeri -- History -- Pictorial worksHousing -- New Zealand -- History -- Pictorial worksMāori (New Zealand people) -- Land tenure -- New Zealand -- Tauranga -- History -- 19th century -- Pictorial worksNew Zealand -- PhotographsTauranga (N.Z.) -- History -- Pictorial worksNew Zealand -- History -- Pictorial worksNew Zealand -- Social life and customs -- History -- Pictorial worksKōrero neheWhakaahuaMīhanaWharePāMana whenuaPart of Archive Collection Historical Images of the Waikato and New ZealandPlacesTauranga

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