Gladys de Havilland and followers on Gover Street, New Plymouth

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Title

Gladys de Havilland and followers on Gover Street, New Plymouth

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Puke Ariki

Description

Taken around 10am on Saturday 19 January 1929 when Gladys de Havilland (1888-1969) arrived in New Plymouth. The sister of famous aircraft designer Geoffrey de Havilland, Gladys was touring the world in an Austin Seven saloon (nicknamed "Chummy") – the first woman to circumnavigate the globe in a motorcar. A line of Baby Austin cars can be seen s...

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Image

Date created

19 Jan 1929

Creator

Swainson's Studios

URL

https://collection.pukeariki.com/objects/137092

Locations

New Zealand / Taranaki / New Plymouth

Related subjects

1920s / Documentary Artifact / Communication Artifacts / New Zealand / Taranaki / New Plymouth

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