1961 Diploma of Horticulture class at Lincoln College

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Photograph of the 1961 Diploma of Horticulture class at Lincoln College:
Back Row: J. M. Thomson, D. S. Gay, G. P. Crichton, E. P. McCartney, D. F. Hughes, B. C. P. North.
Front Row: A. J. Inch, (Miss) M. L. Ballagh, (Miss) L. J. Davidson, (Miss) L. P. King, Y. C. Teh.

CollectionClass PhotographsPersonJ. M. ThomsonD. S. GayG. P. CrichtonE. P. McCartneyD. F. HughesB. C. P. NorthA. J. InchM. L. BallaghL. J. DavidsonL. P. KingY. C. TehDate1961Copyright OwnerLincoln UniversityKeywordsBlackmore Negativesclass photographCanterbury Agricultural Collegeagricultural trainingagricultureCanterburyagricultural educationLincoln UniversityPhotographerRon C. BlackmoreSourceLincoln University Museum photograph collectionVersion5 x 4 NegativeNotesA high resolution scan of a 5 x 4 black and white negative from the Lincoln University Museum photograph collection. The image is from a large set of photographs known as the Blackmore Collection, named after Ron Blackmore, who was the Visual Aids Officer at Canterbury Agricultural College/Lincoln College from 1947 to 1966, who took most of the images in the collection. Scanned for archiving by David Hollander, Lincoln University Staff Photographer in 2016.FilenameLincoln University Museum Blackmore Collection 1045

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