Skip to Content

Development began on the Victoria Esplanade in Palmerston North, named to mark Queen Victoria's 60th jubilee, in 1897. The paddling pool was presented to the children of Palmerston North by the local Returned Servicemen's Association branch, in 1937. It was built in the shape of an RSA badge, with art deco features. The photograph shows the pool in winter, with the Peter Black conservatory in the background.

Identification

Object type
Image
Digitisation ID
2007N_P32_RES_0142
Title
Children's paddling pool in winter, Victoria Esplanade
Held In
Coolstore

Related items

Children's paddling pool in winter, Victoria Esplanade
Children's Paddling pool - Victoria Esplanade
Monro children in Turitea Stream
Voss family at the beach
Children's pool, Memorial Park
Paddling Pool, Victoria Esplanade
Children's Paddling Pool - Victoria Esplanade
Construction of the Children's paddling pool, Victoria Esplanade
Camping at the Municipal Camping Ground, Dittmer Drive
Municipal Camping Grounds, Dittmer Drive
Cycle and motor bike with sidecar on Victoria Drive, Victoria Esplanade
Tea Kiosk, Victoria Esplanade

Creation

Created By
Date
1944

Object rights

Credit Line
Palmerston North City Library

Taxonomy

Tags
leisure,
photographs,
reserves,
swimming,
Community Tags

Report a problem

Related items

Children's paddling pool in winter, Victoria Esplanade
Children's Paddling pool - Victoria Esplanade
Monro children in Turitea Stream
Voss family at the beach
Children's pool, Memorial Park
Paddling Pool, Victoria Esplanade
Children's Paddling Pool - Victoria Esplanade
Construction of the Children's paddling pool, Victoria Esplanade
Camping at the Municipal Camping Ground, Dittmer Drive
Municipal Camping Grounds, Dittmer Drive
Cycle and motor bike with sidecar on Victoria Drive, Victoria Esplanade
Tea Kiosk, Victoria Esplanade

User comments