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New Plymouth was an armed camp in 1860
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh watch butter being taken from a churn in the Bell Block Co-operative Dairy Factory
The New Plymouth Public Health Committee instructions to volunteer nurses or family attendants dealing with influenza, probably issued during the 1918 pandemic.
Cabbage tree leaves, kiwi, a farewell in the Maori language and the New Zealand and Union Jack flags greet the royal procession in New Plymouth on 8 January 1954
Crowds of children welcome the Royal couple at the civic reception in Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, 9 Jan 1954
The missionary station at Sugar Loaf Rock, near New Plymouth, 1861
Richard (Dicky) and Rawinia (Lavinia) Barrett's grave in New Plymouth