item details
NameEllen Heine: Botanist: Photographs & Ephemera
ProductionEllen Minna Heine; creating agency; circa 1930s
Classificationblack-and-white photographs, printed ephemera
Materialssilver, photographic paper
Techniquesblack-and-white photography
Registration NumberCA001026
Credit lineGift of Gillian Alfredson, 2010
Overview
Black white photographs and ephemera previously belonging to Ellen Heine, ex Botanist, Dominion Museum 1929 - 1935.
These photographs relate to the Dominion Museum's staff field trips and have a direct correlation to the botany collections held by Te Papa.
This material was collected from a Mr Eric Heine in 2006.
Includes:
- Text and photos from a trip by Dominion Museum staffto collect 'vegetable sheep' from the Cass/Castlehill
- Photos of trees plants-photos from a range of field trips - Mountain vegetation to coastal views.
- When Ellen Heine moved to Canterbury College in 1935 there were trips to the Cass area. Note: There were two separate visits to this area, the first with the Dominion Museum for the vegetable sheep, later with Canterbury University to their Botany Station.
- Staff photos from Dominion Museum, little identification, early 1930s.
- Two pages of notes by Maurice Bleakly "Location of Breeding Grounds, Callorhynchus, Sumner".