28 Ranfurly Street is a Category Two Historic Place. At the time of photographing, the house was due to be demolished after several fires damaged the property. It was built in 1905 by Frank Kirk. For more information see the listing in Historic Places in Palmerston North. There are more views of this house in the condition seen here, please contact the Ian Matheson City Archives for more information.
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- February 19, 2018
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