Saint Stephen's Chapel, Judges Bay, Parnell
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black and white photograph 133 x 200 mm - (typed, attached to mount, l.c.) St Stephen's Chapel, Judges Bay, Parnell, in 1857. Frederick Thatcher, architect. It was in this little building, planned in the form of a Greek cross, that the Constitution of the United Church of England and Ireland in New Zealand was signed. Great interest attaches to ...
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Title
Saint Stephen's Chapel, Judges Bay, Parnell
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Maker
John Fields
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Date made
circa 1971-circa 1972
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Subject
exterior views, chapels, Anglican, historic buildings, cemeteries, graves, tombstones, sepulchral monuments, crosses (objects), obelisks, pitched roofs, bell towers, wrought iron, lattice windows, paths, trees, Victorian Auckland, Photograph
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Additional information
black and white photograph
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Location
Cnr Kitchener/Wellesley St, Central Auckland
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