Photographs of Marlborough 1859-1909
Shearing Gang

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Collection Marlborough Province - down the decades from early days
Photographer Brayshaw, Norman Henry
Description A black and white photograph of a large shearing gang in front of a building with a broken windowpane.

Information as typed by Norm Brayshaw: "A Shearing Gang. Left to right: Walter Millard; J. McIsaac; H. Gee; G. Hughes; Ted Gibson; Bob Gillan; Andrew Henderson; Len Wilkin; M. Kelly; R. Herd; Tom Gleeson; Alick Mowat. [Boys] In front D. Chisnall; K. Thoms." Added in pencil by Lloyd Kerr, "Lansdowne Run".

Copied by Norm Brayshaw in 1961 from a photograph held by Mr. J.R. Mawson, Brewer Street, Blenheim. Includes a negative.

A scan of this photograph is to be used in the Changing European History Gallery 2 display in commemoration of the Marlborough Provincial 150th anniversary on 1 November 2009.
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Caption 6
The shearing gang in the early 1900s having a break outside Lansdowne Station's wool shed. From left:Walter Millard: J. McIsaac; H. Gee; G. Hughes; Ted Gibson; Bob Gillan; Andrew Henderson; Len Wilkin; M. Kelly; R. Herd; Tom Gleeson; Alick Mowat; and the two sweepers in front are D. Chisnall, and K. Thoms. 2009.067.0003

Object ID 2009.067.0003
Object Name Photograph
People Mawson, J.R.
Millard, Walter
McIsaac, J.
Gee, H.
Hughes, G.
Gibson, Ted
Gillan, Bob
Henderson, Andrew
Wilkin, Len
Kelly, M.
Herd, R.
Gleeson, Tom
Mowat, Alexander (Junior)
Chisnall, D.
Thoms, K.
Subjects Shearing
Title Shearing Gang
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