Neon sign from Barton's Butchery

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Neon sign from Barton's Butchery

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Toitū Otago Settlers Museum

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Toitū Otago Settlers Museum NZMuseums

Description

Barton’s butchery, on the corner of Manse and Stafford Streets, Dunedin was originally established as Barton and Trengrove in 1914. As a young man Australian-born George Barton was just passing through Dunedin on his way to the United States when he heard opportunity knocking and decided to set up shop here. At the time of George Barton’s death nearly 50 years later, after falling from a ramp at the Burnside sale-yards in 1963, Barton’s butchery was one of the largest in New Zealand. Barton’s...

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Date created

1960s

Creator

Claude Neon

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https://ehive.com/collections/3242/objects/28292

Related subjects

neon / dunedin 1950s

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