Photograph, Blue Cliffs landing stage

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Photograph, Blue Cliffs landing stage

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Te Hikoi Museum

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Description

A colourised photograph of the landing stage at Bluecliffs. Built to allow easier loading and unloading of surfboats for the Port Craig Mill. Usually a launch would come out from Port Craig, to collect, mail, supplies and passengers. This cantilevered stage was a safer method than landing boats on the beach. It was washed away in 1925. In 1916 the Marlborough Timber Company began preparing to log one of New Zealand's last significant coastal native forests, in the isolated south west corner o...

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Format

Image

Date created

1921

Creator

Phillips, Edward Arthur

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/3278/objects/1465938

Related subjects

Buildings and Structures / Forestry and Sawmilling

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