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Until 1964 the railway line ran through The Square and down the centre of Main Street in Palmerston North with road on either side. The letter, against the fencing of the rail line, was written by affected residents of Main Street. Forty residents signed the letter, including Robert Edwards, an architect, who held a copy of this letter in his papers.

Identification

Object type
Multi-Page Document
Relation
CA: Edwards, Robert
Date
December 29, 1913
Digitisation ID
2009Pa_EDWARDS-S2_LET_2071
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Community Archives

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Palmerston North

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