Richmond cottage, New Plymouth

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Richmond cottage completely rebuilt in its present location. The cottage is situated in front of the old New Plymouth war memorial, library and museum building. The image is slightly obstructed by the roof of a car on the bottom edge of the image. The cottage was built for C.W. Richmond in 1853-54. The quarryman was stonemason Nathaniel Hooker; the stone, Taranaki andesite. The cottage was originally on the New Plymouth foreshore and was subsequently bought by the Terminus Hotel, who used it as additional accommodation. Cottage was then deconstructed and moved to present site in 1961, whereupon it became a colonial museum; opening in 1963.
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