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English: Gillespies Beach Hotel c. 1890. An illustration from Gillespies Beach Beginnings (2010) by Vonnie Alexander, a history of the West Coast, New Zealand, settlements of Gillespies Beach and Weheka (Fox Glacier), and the Sullivan and Williams families.
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Gillespies Beach Hotel from Gillespies Beach Beginnings (2010) by Vonnie Alexander

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