Auckland waterfront redevelopment, 1970

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Auckland waterfront redevelopment, 1970

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Kura Heritage Collections Online

Description

Looking south east from Princes Wharf towards the junction of Quay Street and Lower Albert Street, showing (from the left) Endeans Building, the Chief Post Office, the Hellaby building (demolished in January 1973), the South Pacific Hotel (built in 1968), the roofline of the Dilworth Building, and the Auckland Sailors Home semi-obscured by the Auckland Harbour Board storage sheds (extreme right). The construction site between Queen Street and Lower Albert Street is for Air New Zealand House, ...

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Date created

1970

Creator

Dubois, Norman Mellor, 1915-2005

URL

https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/159571

Related subjects

Auckland Central / Cranes / Construction / Endeans Building / Auckland Sailors Home / Auckland Harbour Board / Sheds / Petrol pumps / Launch jetty / Ferry Jetty / Fences / Cars / Parking / Albert Street (Auckland) / Lower Albert Street (Auckland) / Quay Street (Auckland) / Little Queen Street (Auckland) / South Pacific Hotel (Auckland) / Dilworth Building (Auckland) / Chief Post Office (Auckland)

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