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Untitled [Holnicote]
Untitled [Holnicote] Interior of Sitting Room, Malvern Hills Station, Canterbury, New Zealand, July 1858 Untitled [Mt Peel Station] Untitled [Menu Card]
Untitled

Untitled [Holnicote]

Macmillan Brown Library - Te Puna Rakahau o Macmillan Brown, University of Canterbury, reference: UC/MBL/0782

Artist: Acland Family

Date of work: c.1880

Collection: Macmillan Brown Library Sub Collection

Media: Watercolour on paper

Brief description: Landscape, Holnicote House, Mt Peel homestead and gardens.

Additional Information: JBA Acland wrote in his journal in 1856 ‘I hope, if I live, to do my share to reproduce England in this southern hemisphere’. Accordingly Holnicote, the station homestead at Mt Peel, was designed in England, and later planted with a very English garden. The bricks and timber for the house however, were all produced on the station. Construction began in 1865, and the house was built by Ben Ede of Ashburton along with John Fitzgerald of Arowhenua.

Date: 01/07/09
 
 
 

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