Captain W. E. Heywood Photoboard [Includes 7 photographs], 1979
Item — Box: 4
Identifier: S20680157
Dates
- 1979
Extent
From the Series: 239 photograph(s) (Boxes 1 - 7, Wall and Frame, various.)
From the Series: 26 digital object (Digital Archive)
Language of Materials
From the Record Group: English
Photoboard containing 7 photographs
This photoboard contain 7 photographs mounted on orange backing card with information about Captain W. E. Heywood accompanning the photographs.
Annotations on Photoboard
Captain W. E. Heywood
Known as the "father" of brass bands in New Zealand
7 photographs included on this photoboard: 1. Invercargill Garrison Band organized 1876 Postcard including small images of band members 2. Captain W. E. Heywood 3. The graves stone of Captain and Mrs Heywood taken in 1967 4. The graves stone of Captain and Mrs Heywood taken in 1979 5. Mrs Mary Jane Heywood (nee Batten) 6. The Albion Hotel 7. The Majestic Theatre (previously the Albion Hotel)
William Edward Heywood: Born West Indies 1834 – to NZ with 57th Regiment 1860 – to Invercargill 1874 – Retired and took over Albion Hotel. Developed Garrison Band – re-organised Volunteer Band when renamed Garrison Band 1876 – died 1889 aged 54yrs
7 photographs included on this photoboard: 1. Invercargill Garrison Band organized 1876 Postcard including small images of band members 2. Captain W. E. Heywood 3. The graves stone of Captain and Mrs Heywood taken in 1967 4. The graves stone of Captain and Mrs Heywood taken in 1979 5. Mrs Mary Jane Heywood (nee Batten) 6. The Albion Hotel 7. The Majestic Theatre (previously the Albion Hotel)
William Edward Heywood: Born West Indies 1834 – to NZ with 57th Regiment 1860 – to Invercargill 1874 – Retired and took over Albion Hotel. Developed Garrison Band – re-organised Volunteer Band when renamed Garrison Band 1876 – died 1889 aged 54yrs
Repository Details
Part of the Invercargill City Libraries and Archives Repository
