In the foreground can be seen the junction of Duke Street (now Princess Street) and Broad Street (now Broadway Avenue), Palmerston North. The large house on the left stands on the site of the present "Princeway Buildings", on the corner of Princess Street and Broadway. This house was built for Mr David Pringle (a saddler) who later sold the property to Mr W F Durward, a draper. His son, Mr H J C Durward, carried on a medical practice in the house for many years until his retirement about 1965, when the house was demolished. The spire in the centre of photo belonged to St Patrick's Catholic Church. Manning's Hotel (later the site of the Post Office Hotel) stood on the site of the present Regent Theatre. At the far end is the stables that stood on George Street, opposite the end of Coleman Place.
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Broad Street looking towards The Square
Identification
- Object type
- Image
- Date
- circa 1910
- Digitisation ID
- 2007N_ST6_STR_0035
- Held In
- Coolstore
Creation
- Created By
- Whalley and Co., Crown Studios,
- Place
- Broadway Avenue, Palmerston North
Object rights
- License
- No Known Restrictions
Taxonomy
- Community Tags