Albert Park and Central Auckland, 1903

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Title

Albert Park and Central Auckland, 1903

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Kura Heritage Collections Online

Description

Looking south west over the city from the chimney of DSC furniture factory in Chancery Street, showing part of Albert Park (left foreground), Victoria Quadrant (now Kitchener Street, foreground), premises of T and S Morrin Limited, J Hodgson, D S C Factory, Auckland Savings Bank, Tanfield Potter and Company, Queen Street (left to right near foreground), and YMCA in Albert Street. Published in the NZ Graphic on 5 December 1903 with the caption: AUCKLAND-The Queen City of the North. A new and n...

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Date created

1903-12-05

Creator

Winkelmann, Henry, 1860-1931

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/97852

Related subjects

Young Mens Christian Association / Hardware stores / Panoramic views / Banks / YMCA Auckland / Tanfield, Potter & Company / DSC, Cousins & Cousins Limited / James Hodgson & Sons / Kitchener Street (Auckland) / T. & S. Morrin Limited / Queen Street (Auckland) / Auckland Savings Bank / Albert Park (Auckland)

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