The inaugural speaker for our first meeting will be a "Mystery” speaker.
Tuesday 13th of May 2008
Hastings Central Library
Activities Area Upstairs
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Landmarks Local History Group (Supported by the Hastings District Council)
Meet the 2nd Tuesday of the Month @ Hastings Library 5.30pm - 6.30pm
The landmarks Local History Group was formed at the inaugural meeting on Wednesday 23rd April 2008.
They will meet/organise a speaker every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Hastings Library at 5.30pm till 6.30pm. Currently the main contact people getting everything started are: Councillor Cynthia Bowers, Michael Fowler, Joyce Barry and Lily Baker.
In the next few weeks Landmarks and Michael Fowler will look after press releases to encourage people to share their Hastings memories and local knowledge with our “community”.
There will be a $2.00 coin donation on these evenings to cover the costs of a present for the speakers and possibly refreshments. Everyone is welcome.
The landmarks Local History Group was formed at the inaugural meeting on Wednesday 23rd April 2008.
They will meet/organise a speaker every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Hastings Library at 5.30pm till 6.30pm. Currently the main contact people getting everything started are: Councillor Cynthia Bowers, Michael Fowler, Joyce Barry and Lily Baker.
In the next few weeks Landmarks and Michael Fowler will look after press releases to encourage people to share their Hastings memories and local knowledge with our “community”.
There will be a $2.00 coin donation on these evenings to cover the costs of a present for the speakers and possibly refreshments. Everyone is welcome.
Coming Events
9th April 2013
The Road to Tomoana 1863 to 1925 – the origins of the Hawke’s Bay agricultural industry and the formation of the Hawke’s Bay Agricultural & Pastoral Society.
Hastings Library
5.30pm to 6.30pm
11 Sep 2012
Ian Grainger - HB Aviation History 1906 - 1960
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
14 Aug 2012
Brian James - "The Rise & Fall of the Historic Stock & Station Industry.
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
10 Jul 2012
Alistair Bowes - History of the HB Wine Industry
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
12 June Mark Von Dadelszen - Reginald Gardiner
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
8 May 2012
Byron Buchanan - the History of Stortford Lodge.
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
10 Apr 2012
Guy Wellwood - Robert Wellwood : An Enterprising & Public Spirited Pioneer
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
13 March 2012
Robert Pattullo - Pattullo Pioneers
Hastings Library
5.30pm
15 Nov 2011
Adrian Coleman
Hastings Central Library
The Road to Tomoana 1863 to 1925 – the origins of the Hawke’s Bay agricultural industry and the formation of the Hawke’s Bay Agricultural & Pastoral Society.
Hastings Library
5.30pm to 6.30pm
11 Sep 2012
Ian Grainger - HB Aviation History 1906 - 1960
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
14 Aug 2012
Brian James - "The Rise & Fall of the Historic Stock & Station Industry.
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
10 Jul 2012
Alistair Bowes - History of the HB Wine Industry
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
12 June Mark Von Dadelszen - Reginald Gardiner
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
8 May 2012
Byron Buchanan - the History of Stortford Lodge.
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
10 Apr 2012
Guy Wellwood - Robert Wellwood : An Enterprising & Public Spirited Pioneer
Hastings War Memorial Library
5.30pm
13 March 2012
Robert Pattullo - Pattullo Pioneers
Hastings Library
5.30pm
15 Nov 2011
Adrian Coleman
Hastings Central Library
Blog Editor Landmarks' History Forum
- Kim Salamonson
- Hastings, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
- My Name is Kim Salamonson and I am interested in genealogy and History. I will endeavour to provide an in depth coverage of each Landmarks Speaker is recorded on this Blog
Historical Links of Interests
- 1931 Eathquake - HDL
- Ahuriri
- Duart House
- Hastings District Council
- Hastings District Libraries
- Havelock North Work (History Net)
- HB Musem
- Heritage Trails
- Historic Places Trust
- History Books & Info @ Hastings District Libraries
- Karori Historical Society
- Keirunga
- Landmark History Group Newsletter
- Landmarks History Group Website
- Napier City Council
- Spanish Mission & Art Deco
- Whare Ra
Labels
- 1855 Earthquake
- 1931 Hawke's Bay Earhquake
- Aerial Mapping
- Alistair Bowes
- Allan McLean
- Angus Gordon
- Architecture
- Bill Nimon
- Blossom Festival
- Blossom Queen
- Brian James
- Carlton Hotel
- Chief Te Hapuku
- Claire Vogtherr
- Clifton Bay Cafe
- Clifton Station
- Clive a History
- Di Taylor
- Dr Barry
- Dr David Barry
- Ewan McGregor
- Ewen McGregor
- Fashion
- Gordon Vogtherr
- Guy Wellwood
- Hastings vs Napier
- Havelock North - Effects of Earthquake
- Havelock North 150 celebrations
- Hawke's Bay Aviation
- Hawke's Bay Aviation History 1906 to 1960
- Hawke's Bay Car Club
- Hawke’s Bay Helicopter Rescue Trust
- Hawke's Bay Rugby
- Hawke's Bay Tribune
- HB effects of the 1855 quake
- HB Regional Hospital
- Henry Williams
- History of the HB Wine Industry
- Holly Bacon Company
- Horse of the Year
- Ian Grainger
- Ian Granger
- Iona College
- James Gordon
- James Henry Coleman
- James Morgan
- James Walter Chapman-Taylor
- Judy Siers
- Kevin Hansen
- Kings Theatre
- Landmarks Local History Group
- Landmarks Trust AGM
- Lowe Corporation Rescue Helicopter Service
- Maori Whakapapa
- Mcleans of Duart
- Michael Fowler
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- New Zealand Apple and Pear Board ENZA
- Newstead Station
- Nimons Transport
- NZPA
- Pata Parsons
- Patrick Parson
- Pattullo
- Patullo Family
- Piet van Asch
- Princess Theatre
- Red Cross
- Reginald Gardiner
- Richmond Meats
- Robert Wellwood
- Roswitha Robertson
- Sir Rodney Gallen
- Stock agents
- Stock and Station Agents
- Stortford Lodge Hotel
- Te Mata Trust Board
- Te Mata Trust Park
- Te Mata Winery
- The Carlton hotel
- The reel story
- Thomas Tanner
- Town Hall
- Tuki McLean
- W C
- Waikaremoana
- Warren's Bakery
- Whitlock
- Williams and Kettle
- Women's Rest
- Woodford House
- Wool World
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