W. Haigh & Co. building, Nicholas Street, Ipswich, 1930s

Creator Details

TitleW. Haigh & Co. building, Nicholas Street, Ipswich, 1930sDate Created1930-1936StudioWhitehead Studios AcknowledgementWhitehead family

Location

StreetNicholas StreetSuburbIpswichCity & StateIpswich, QueenslandGeo Coordinatesnot specified

Description

DescriptionBuilding of W. Haigh & Co. Limited Wholesale Distributors, Paper and General Merchants, Produce & Fruit, wholesale only. Sign on building: ‘Your two best friends, Radiola Sno-Man Refrigerators.’ William and Elizabeth Haigh, fourth daughter of Benjamin Cribb, owned Dorrington on Chermside Road, in 1892. The Haigh family wanted a large substantial home for themselves and their four children.

Connections

BusinessesW. Haigh & Co. Ltd.People & FamiliesWilliam HaighElizabeth Haigh (nee Cribb)PlacesNicholas StreetCurated CollectionsWhitehead Studios - The Whitehead CollectionAdvertisingDefining Tulmur | IpswichAdversity & Resilience: Food

Subjects

SubjectsAdvertisingCommercial establishmentsShop verandahs StreetscapesTimber buildingsWholesalersShopfrontsPaper merchantsGeneral merchantsProduce storesFruit stores

Asset Details

Reference IDWHD-013-NEG-0643Asset TypeImage - JpegImages, Maps and Artefacts (Trove mapping field)imageColour or Black & White ImageBlack & WhiteOrientationLandscapeGenreCity StreetscapesBusinessesPhysical DescriptionNegativeHigher Resolution Available (contact Picture Ipswich)YesCopyright NoticeCreated prior to 1st January 1955 and as such copyright has expired. Moral rights subsist and the item should be correctly attributed to F.A. Whitehead & Sons and its integrity preserved.

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W. Haigh & Co. building, Nicholas Street, Ipswich, 1930s