A helicopter flies framing and signage to its location ontop of the Standard Brewery building in December 1964. The brewery was located on the corner of Elizabeth and Featherston Streets. The facility was later operated as a branch of Lion Breweries until its closure in September 1985. The building was demolished in 1992. These photographs were later laminated, resulting in fuzziness and visible creases in some of the images.

A helicopter flies framing and signage to its location ontop of the Standard Brewery building in December 1964. The brewery was located on the corner of Elizabeth and Featherston Streets. The facility was later operated as a branch of Lion Breweries until its closure in September 1985. The building was demolished in 1992. These photographs were later laminated, resulting in fuzziness and visible creases in some of the images.

A helicopter flies the framing for the sign ontop of the Standard Brewery building in December 1964. The brewery was located on the corner of Elizabeth and Featherston Streets. The facility was later operated as a branch of Lion Breweries until its closure in September 1985. The building was demolished in 1992. These photographs were later laminated, resulting in fuzziness and visible creases in some of the images.

This album documents hotel buildings in the lower North Island (excluding the Wellington region), listing them alphabetically by the name of the business. The hotels shown include the: Albion Hotel, Patea; Albion Hotel, Shannon; Albion Hotel, Whanganui; Alton Hotel, Alton; Apiti Hotel, Apiti; Aramoho Hotel, Whanganui; Argyle Hotel, Hunterville; Avoca Hotel, Upokongaro; Ben Nevis Hotel, Turakina; Bourke's Hotel, Kakaramea; Bridge Hotel, Whangaehu; Butler's Reef Hotel, Ōakura; Castlecliff Hotel, Whanganui; Carlton Hotel, Palmerston North; Central Hotel, Hawera; Central Hotel, Napier; Central Hotel, Patea; Central Hotel, Woodville; Clarendon Hotel, Waverley; Club Hotel, Clive; Club Hotel, Marton; Club Hotel, Ōpunake; Club Hotel, Pahiatua; Club Hotel, Palmerston North; Commercial Hotel, Ashhurst; Commercial Hotel, Hawera; Commercial Hotel, Kimbolton; Commercial Hotel, Manaia; Commercial Hotel, Normanby; Commercial Hotel, Stratford; Commercial Hotel, Whanganui; Coronation Hotel, Eltham; Denbigh Hotel, Feilding; Dominion Hotel, Feilding; Egmont Hotel, Hawera; Eltham Hotel, Eltham; Empire Hotel, Feilding; Empire Hotel, Palmerson North; Empire Hotel, Stratford; Federal Hotel, Whanganui; Feilding Hotel, Feilding; Fitzroy Hotel, New Plymouth; Fordell Hotel, Fordell; Grand Hotel, Hastings; Grand Hotel, Palmerston North; Grand Hotel, Whanganui; Gretna Hotel, Taihape; Halcombe Hotel, Halcombe; Hastings Hotel, Hastings; Imperial Hotel, New Plymouth; Imperial Hotel, Palmerston North; Imperial Hotel, Whanganui; Junction Hotel, Norsewood; Junction Hotel, Sanson; Kai Iwi Hotel, Kai Iwi; Mangholm Hotel, Mangaweka; Manawatū Hotel, Foxton; Manutahi Hotel, Manutahi; Masonic Hotel, Ashhurst; Masonic Hotel, Napier; Masonic Hotel, Patea; Masonic Hotel, Waitara; Masonic Hotel, Whanganui; Masonic Hotel, Woodville; Merrylees Hotel, Dannevirke; Midland Hotel, Palmerston North; Mt View Hotel, National Park; Napier Hotel, Napier; Oasis Hotel, Waiouru; Ohakune Hotel, Ohakune; Okiawa Hotel, Okaiwa; Pacific Hotel, Hastings; Post Office Hotel, Pahiatua; Post Office Hotel, Woodville; Provincial Hotel, Napier; Provincial Hotel, Whanganui; Raetihi Hotel, Raetihi; Railway Hotel, Hawera; Railway Hotel, Hunterville; Railway Hotel, Inglewood; Railway Hotel, Marton; Railway Hotel, Palmerston North; Railway Hotel, Woodville; Rangitikei Hotel, Bulls; Red Lion Hotel, Whanganui; Royal Hotel, Bunnythorpe; Royal Hotel, Hawera; Rutland Hotel, Whanganui; State Hotel, New Plymouth; Station Hotel, Whanganui; Taradale Hotel, Taradale; Terminus Hotel, Napier; Waimate Hotel, Manaia; Waitara Hotel, Waitara; Waitōtara Hotel, Waitōtara; Waverley Hotel, Waverley; White Hart Hotel, Hawera; White Hart Hotel, Marton; White Hart Hotel, New Plymouth; Whyte's Hotel, Foxton.

This album documents the Western Brewery Co. Ltd. premises in Bates Street, Whanganui. Photographs include: the despatch office; racking room; cask washing stage; racking machine; fermenting cellar; weiss cylinders; cask pitching room; gyle room; and refrigeration machinery.

A midsummer festival named “Carnival of the Lake” was held on the Centennial Lagoon (Hokowhitu Lagoon), Palmerston North, January 17 – 20, 1964. A variety of activities ensured the public were well entertained during the four-day festival. In the photograph shows boys towing a ‘raft’ during a lull in the event. Note the gondola in the background. The Carnival of the Lake was organised by the Public Relations Organisation and held during Anniversary Weekend in 1963 and 1964.

A portrait of the Dumbleton family. L-R: Eileen, Mrs M. Dumbleton, Mina, Mark Dumbleton, Olive, Marie (seated in front).

Album contains photos of the Dumbleton family and extended families. Many are unidentified. Not in chronological order. The Dumbleton family lived in Cook Street. There were four daughters: Mina; Eileen, who married and became Eileen Ward; Olive, who married and became Olive Day; Marie. Eileen was a milliner and had a daughter, Marion. Marion married Ford McQuay, an American Marine in Wellington c.1942, and had one son Harrison in 1955. After being widowed Marion moved to 33 Havill Street, Palmerston North (all featured in album)

Album contains photos of the Dumbleton family, extended families and holidays in New Zealand and England. Most images not identified. Not in chronological order. The name Mina Dumbleton is handwritten inside the front cover. The Dumbleton family lived in Cook Street. There were four daughters: Mina; Eileen, who married and became Eileen Ward; Olive, who married and became Olive Day; Marie. Eileen was a milliner and had a daughter, Marion. Marion married Ford McQuay, an American Marine in Wellington c.1942, and had one son Harrison in 1955 (all featured in album). After being widowed Marion moved to 33 Havill Street, Palmerston North.

These plans for substantial additions and alterations to the Club Hotel were designed by L. G. West for H. B. Tucker. The Club Hotel was established in 1882, situated opposite the eastern corner of The Square and Church Street. The hotel had sixty bedrooms and was built on two acres of land laid out in gardens and lawns for the use of guests. It consisted of a wooden building dating from 1882 (with additions) and a brick building, built 1905. The hotel continued to operate until 1977 when the wooden buildings were demolished. The 1905 building is on the PNCC Heritage Inventory and has since been used by various retailers.The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a cheese factory were designed by L. G. West and Son for the Papatawa Co-operative Dairy Company. The company, the first of the modern dairy co-operatives in the Woodville district, was established in 1912. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for a cheese factory was designed by L. G. West and Son for the North Tiraumea Dairy Company Limited. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a cheese factory were designed by L. G. West and Son for the Glen Oroua Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. This company was established in 1900. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a cheese factory were designed by L. G. West and Son for the Glen Oroua Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. This company was established in 1900. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a cheese factory were designed by L. G. West and Son for the Te Horo Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a cheese factory were designed by L. G. West and Son for the Kuku Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. The Kuku and Manakau co-operative dairy companies amalgamated in 1936. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for sample rooms was designed by L. G. West for H. B. Tucker. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for a proposed three-storey hotel was designed by L. G. West for A. F. Anderson. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for a cheese factory was designed by L. G. West for the New Zealand Farmers' Dairy Union. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a butter factory was designed by L. G. West for the Golden Bay Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for substantial modifications to a two-storey house was designed by L. G. West for J. O. Batchelar. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for modifications to a butter factory was designed by L. G. West for the Awahuri Dairy Factory Company Limited. The company was established in 1897 and continued until 1960, when it amalgamated with the Rongotea Co-operative Dairy Company Limited to form the Manawatū Co-operative Dairy Company Limited. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a butter factory were designed by L. G. West for the Eltham Co-operative Dairy Factory Company Limited. The company was established in 1892, the first dairy manufacturer in Taranaki to be financed on a purely co-operative basis. It was amalgamated with the Cardiff Co-operative Dairy Factory Company Limited in about 1965. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for substantial modifications to a single-storey house was designed by L. G. West for F. Robinson. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan for shops and offices was designed by L. G. West for Messrs McMurray & Co. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a two-storey building with seven shops at street level were designed by L. G. West for Robert Searle. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a butter factory were designed by L. G. West for the New Zealand Farmers' Dairy Union. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a butter factory were designed by L. G. West for W. Stock. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

This plan, thought to be a garage or mechanics' workshop, was designed by L. G. West and Son. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.

These plans for a single-storey, four bedroom residence were designed by L. G. West and Son for Mr Martensen. The Danish-born architect Ludolph Georg West (1846-1919) established an architectural practice in Palmerston North in about 1880. In 1912 he formed a partnership with his son, Ernest Vilhem West, who continued the business after his father's death.