Part of the block of West Queen Street between Wyndham (left) and Swanson Streets, from 1865. David Snodgrass' bakery would have been ar...

The three faces of the United Service Hotel, corner Queen and Wellesley Street West, Auckland. Originally called the Rifle Volunteers Hotel ...

 4-86, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections [detail] The highlighted building in this c.1866 image of Wellesley Street West was Samuel He...

  536-Album-285-10-1, c.1864, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections The old Market Reserve block on Queen Street (at right, Aotea Square t...

View looking along Queen Street from near Karangahape Road, c.1860s. 4-399, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections One Saturday night in Ma...

 4-418, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections [detail] The highlighted building, I believe, was the one used by Harriet Powley for her mil...

 Image: 4-415, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections [detail] The Trafalgar Inn on Queen Street, 1860s, between Wyndham (left) and Swanson...

 Detail from 4-53, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections The Market Hotel mid 1860s, at the corner of Cook Street and Grey Street (later G...

"Looking south along Queen Street from the Wellesley St intersection, showing the premises of R H Bartlett, R Hobbs, F Hewin and Brothe...

White Swan Road in Mt Roskill. A swan's neck? Someone who kept swans? Named in honour, for some reason, of the June 1862 wreck off the W...

Image: NZ Herald 3 August 1927 Here is a man for whom the legacy, 160 years after his birth, of the enduring fame he had intended for himse...

  A young immigrant, having served his country during World War II, travelled to New Zealand for a new life. Here, he found love, but he als...

Mt Eden Gaol as it was a few years after the incident, in the 1870s. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 4-155   I don’t know about you,...