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By: Gail Clark26th Nov 2015 2:44PMThe following comment about this picture was posted on the Upper Hutt Heritage Facebook page by Brian Pearce on 13/11/2015
'St Patrick's College was officially opened by the Governor-General, Viscount Lord Bledisloe, on Sunday 15 March 1931.'

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St Patrick's College; a view to the north-west.

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DescriptionBlack and white print. St. Patrick's College, 1945. In the foreground is a large lawn area. Centre of the picture from left to right, there is a large tree and two smaller trees behind. The first section of the building is a partial side view. The second section is also a partial side view. There is an archway on the side wall. The next part of the building is obscured by a large tree. The last section, the front and partial side view can be seen. On the front wall there are three large windows tiered up to the roof point. On the top is a cross. On the side wall are two rows of windows. The whole building appears to be covered in a creeping plant. Part of a tree can be seen at the edge of the picture. Low hills and sky are the background.Date Taken1945Geotagnot specified

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PlaceSaint Patrick's College; buildings. Last edited by: Don McLeod