Street Parade, 23/02/2002

This image shows a vintage motor vehicle driving down the middle of the street. The man driving the car is dressed in vintage clothes. He is wearing a blue, long-sleeved shirt, wide tie, braces and a cap. A little girl is sitting beside him, also wearing vintage clothes. She has a pink dress with big puff sleeves and a white bonnet with a long tie at the neck. She is waving and smiling for the camera. The car is black with red wheels. Written on the front in gold lettering is: “McIntyre”. A sign is tied to the front of the vehicle which reads: “Hastings-Western Port Historical Society Incorporated”. Part of another vintage motor vehicle with a similar sign at the front is following. People and shops line the street on the left-hand side. The shop that the vehicle is passing is “Hastings Home Hardware”.

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OBJECT TITLE / NAME

Street Parade, 23/02/2002

DATE2002

MEDIAImage

PHOTOGRAPHERKodak

COLLECTIONHastings-Western Port Historical Society

REG NO.P424

HISTORY

This motor vehicle is one of the cars in the Hastings-Western Port Historical Societies’ entry for the Hastings Day held on 23/02/2002. The McIntyre car is a 1907 model and is being driven by Warwick Bayley. This information is written on the back of the photograph.

DESCRIPTION

This image shows a vintage motor vehicle driving down the middle of the street. The man driving the car is dressed in vintage clothes. He is wearing a blue, long-sleeved shirt, wide tie, braces and a cap. A little girl is sitting beside him, also wearing vintage clothes. She has a pink dress with big puff sleeves and a white bonnet with a long tie at the neck. She is waving and smiling for the camera. The car is black with red wheels. Written on the front in gold lettering is: “McIntyre”. A sign is tied to the front of the vehicle which reads: “Hastings-Western Port Historical Society Incorporated”. Part of another vintage motor vehicle with a similar sign at the front is following. People and shops line the street on the left-hand side. The shop that the vehicle is passing is “Hastings Home Hardware”.

SUBJECTS

Cars, Festivals and celebrations, Groups (people), Parades and processions, Roads and streets, Vintage cars

KEYWORDS

Bayley, Warwick, Hastings Day Parade, Hastings-Western Port Historical Society, High Street, Hastings