Photograph, Group at Victoria Hotel, Cromwell; Unknown; 1880s; CR1991.038
Photograph, Group at Victoria Hotel, Cromwell
About this object
Horse and wagon plus group of people and dogs in front of the Victoria Hotel, Cromwell. 'J Stuart' painted above door. Early 1900's copy of old photograph in modern frame.
The Victoria Hotel was built in 1874 by James Stuart, who was licensee until 1899 when he died. His wife took over the licence. The Victoria Arms Hotel was established in 1899 on Melmore Terrace. "The Vic" was known locally in latter years as the "Top Pub" because of its location on the higher elevation of the terrace.
Photographer
Date Made1880s
MeasurementsH 390mm x W mm530
Object TypePhotographs, photographic prints
Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association KeywordsTransport, roads, bridges, rail, electricity, water
Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Medium and Materials
Paper
Wood
Glass
From the Collection of the Cromwell Museum
Object numberCR1991.038
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