File:Raglan Mission Station.jpg
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Raglan (Whāingaroa) Mission Station c1920s
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English: Photograph of Raglan (Whāingaroa) Mission Station, in the Waikato region of New Zealand’s North Island. This was where the Wesleyan missionaries Rev. Cort Henry Schnackenberg and his wife Annie Jane Allen Schnackenberg, raised their five children and worked. This photograph was probably taken sometime in the 1920s, and the original is from the Schnackenberg personal family papers. |
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| Author | Randolph.hollingsworth |
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