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Vera Parsons, Henley Hotel, Taieri and Mary Ramsey on 1920s-1930s Mosgiel
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DescriptionA recording of speakers at the Taieri Historical Society AGM.
Part 1: Mrs Vera Parsons speaks about the Henley Hotel, fire and flooding on the Taieri.
Part 2: Mary Ramsey speaks about life in Mosgiel in the 1920's-1930s, including early retailers, bakers, butchers and other grocers such as Wilson and White. Discussion of the flour mill, the band rotunda at the park, the Holy Cross farm, policing, the railway, the petrol garage, and the hotel parrot. Memories of when the circus came to Mosgiel, milk deliveries by cart, and having a house cow for milk. The lack of dentists and dental treatment. Travelling by bus and exploring Scurr's mine on Saddle Hill.
Attribution: This recording was made by the Taieri Historical Society for their oral archives. This recording may not be copied or transmitted without the consent of the Taieri Historical Society.
Date recorded22nd August 2002IntervieweeVera Parsons and Mary RamseyRecorderRaymond BeardsmoreGeolocation[1]
Part 1: Mrs Vera Parsons speaks about the Henley Hotel, fire and flooding on the Taieri.
Part 2: Mary Ramsey speaks about life in Mosgiel in the 1920's-1930s, including early retailers, bakers, butchers and other grocers such as Wilson and White. Discussion of the flour mill, the band rotunda at the park, the Holy Cross farm, policing, the railway, the petrol garage, and the hotel parrot. Memories of when the circus came to Mosgiel, milk deliveries by cart, and having a house cow for milk. The lack of dentists and dental treatment. Travelling by bus and exploring Scurr's mine on Saddle Hill.
Attribution: This recording was made by the Taieri Historical Society for their oral archives. This recording may not be copied or transmitted without the consent of the Taieri Historical Society.
Date recorded22nd August 2002IntervieweeVera Parsons and Mary RamseyRecorderRaymond BeardsmoreGeolocation[1] Relates to
PhotoEarly store at HenleyPlaceHenley, Dunedin Mosgiel, DunedinGroupTaieri Historical Society MuseumPhotographic CollationTaieri Historical Society Photographic CollectionSubjectDunedin City - Heritage buildingsDunedin City - Museum -Taieri Historical Museum (Outram)Mosgiel (N.Z.) - History Silverpeaks County (N.Z.) - History
PlaceHenley, Dunedin Mosgiel, DunedinGroupTaieri Historical Society MuseumPhotographic CollationTaieri Historical Society Photographic CollectionSubjectDunedin City - Heritage buildingsDunedin City - Museum -Taieri Historical Museum (Outram)Mosgiel (N.Z.) - History Silverpeaks County (N.Z.) - HistoryAdmin Only
ContributorKay Mercer
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