Larkworthy, Falconer, 1833-1928: Photograph album

Photograph album of New Zealand scenes

The first sequence contains views of the road from Christchurch to the West Coast, taken by Daniel Mundy in February 1868.

Another group are of further scenes in the South Island taken by the Burton Brothers around the Dunedin area.

There are several views of Scotland and England, including one of the Brendon Hill Incline, an iron-mining area in Exmoor, and a view of the Larkworthy family castle in Aberdeenshire (name of the castle not clear in album).

Later views in the album are taken by unidentified photographers, and include scenes of the Franz Josef Glacier, with the Waiho River; sluicing for gold at Black Gully; a tubular flume at Donnellys Creek; the Totara Ferry; viaduct at Jones' Creek; bush at Donoghues; and views of Ross and Hokitika.

Source of title - Title supplied by Library

Other Titles - Larkworthy album

Relationship complexity - See also qMS-1129-1132 (donated at the same time)

Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s).

Physical Description: Album with blue cover, entitled `Scrap book'; 32.5 x 27.0 cm

Provenance: Donated by Mrs W M Lowry and Mrs V M Matthews, England, 1956