A work crew of Tahitian Latter-day Saints, 1948, crushing rock to make cement blocks to build a classroom wing on the Papeete chapel and to expand and make improvements to the old mission home.
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Great photo, Ardis.
I’m reasonably sure it has never been published, or even seen since 1948. I found this snapshot in an envelop with a letter of the man who took it.
Sounds like hot, heavy, dusty work. I want to go back in time and give them each a respirator. Literally building the kingdom, indeed.