Craig Cove after the volcanic eruption

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Digitised?YesID6730Location IDP-A11.9-23TitleCraig Cove after the volcanic eruptionDescriptionView of Craig Cover after the volcanic eruption that destroyed the mission station and hospital. Reverse: (ink pen) "Craig Cove. The hill of ash and lava seen in foreground occupies site of former sandy beach. This hill was formed by a local eruption breaking out some 100 yards from the beach. Steam is seen rising, being caused by hot lava meeting sea." NB The above information has been transcribed on a note attached to the print (reverse of note: "Please return to Rev. W. Mawson, 30 Pencarrow Avenue, Mt. Eden, Auckland.") Related series: P-A11.9-21 to P-A11.10-25. Previous location: J S Murray 90/57 CB1/2 New Hebrides.TypeBlack & white photographic printDimensions89mm x 63mmDate CreatedJune 1928 Last edited by: Jack William Gilmore

CreatorForeign Missions CommitteeSubjectLandscape - CoastalSourceNew Hebrides MissionCollectionPCANZNote#-1 GA/1 #-9 Y

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Craig Cove after the volcanic eruption