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Auckland, 1850-1932

Description: "Then-and-now" style illustrated booklet.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: "Then-and-now" style illustrated booklet.
With the compliments of Mr. T. Walsh, on the occasion of a lecture on "Old Devonport" before the Auckland Historical Society, June 18th, 1937

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
I remember that : Browns Bay to Long Bay

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
Sea edge : where the Waitemata meets Auckland

Description: "Sea Edge: Where the Waitemata touches Auckland tells the story of Auckland's harbour and varied waterfront in a handsome, heavily illustrated hardback. Well-known author and historian Bob Harvey vividly illustrates the key role that the port and harbour have played in the development of New Zealand's commercial capital, and showcases the present and future of the area as pressure for change mounts and another America's Cup campaign arrives. With contributions by experts in history, shipping and design, and profiles of the key players in the area today."--Provided by publisher.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: "Sea Edge: Where the Waitemata touches Auckland tells the story of Auckland's harbour and varied waterfront in a handsome, heavily illustrated hardback. Well-known author and…
The way we were : Auckland/south & east

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
The near west : a history of Grey Lynn, Arch Hill and Westmere

Description: "The inner-city Auckland neighbourhood of Grey Lynn has near legendary status. Sometimes referred at as 'The People's Republic of Grey Lynn', history is everywhere here, despite its recent gentrification. From the eeling ground of mana whenua and its colonial carve-up into farmland to the gradual progression of residential areas in Victorian and Edwardian times, early industry, the rough and tumble of left-wing politic, the wave of Pacific residents from the late 1960s, the boho scene of artists, filmmakers, writers, journalists, musicians, the students and the safe haven it has always been for the queer community . . . there is probably no other New Zealand neighbourhood quite as fascinating. "--Publisher's description.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: "The inner-city Auckland neighbourhood of Grey Lynn has near legendary status. Sometimes referred at as 'The People's Republic of Grey Lynn', history is everywhere here,…
The way we were : Auckland Central

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE

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Auckland, 1850-1932

With the compliments of Mr. T. Walsh, on the occasion of a lecture on "Old Devonport" before the Auckland Historical Society, June 18th, 1937

I remember that : Browns Bay to Long Bay

Sea edge : where the Waitemata meets Auckland

The way we were : Auckland/south & east

The near west : a history of Grey Lynn, Arch Hill and Westmere

The way we were : Auckland Central

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