562 Featherston Street, Palmerston North
This house was probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne.
This house was probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne.
This Co-op dairy was situated on the corner of Hayden and Vogel Street (8 Hayden Street). As can be seen in the images, the shop fronted onto Vogel Street, with a house attached at the back, fronting onto Hayden Street. At the time there were a large number of co-op shops that served the suburban areas of Palmerston North. It continued to operate until about the mid 1980s.
The building was believed to have been demolished by the Samoan Assembly of God (AOG), who subsequently built on the site. The church is first listed at 8 Hayden Street in the telephone directories in 1989 and continues to operate from there to this day (2023).
This image is part of a set of images held by Palmerston North architect, Acton Wylde-Browne, so was probably one he designed. The photographer is from Wellington.
It is unknown where this house is situated.
It is part of a set of images held by Palmerston North architect, Acton Wylde-Browne, so was probably one he designed. He did design buildings outside the area, and as the photographer is from Wellington it may be from there.
This house at 23 Montgomery Terrace, Hokowhitu, was built for the Mr A. G. Pierard and family in the 1960s. It was probably designed by architect, Acton Wylde-Brown.
A crane is used in the construction of a building.
The 200 acre, Awahuri Artificial Breeding Centre opened in 1961, for the purposes of herd improvement. It was built to service the Taranaki, Wellington, Hawkes Bay and South Island areas.
These images were in a collection held by architect, Acton Wylde-Browne. It is thought he probably designed the building.
The Kelly Printing and Office Supplies building at an unknown location.
This image was part of a collection held by architect Acton Wylde-Browne. It is thought he could have designed the building.
The newly built Salford Place Kindergarten, also called West End Kindergarten. It was probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne in circa 1960s.
A set of images, thought to be taken of the interior of the Manawatu Art Gallery in circa 1960s.
An unidentified house in Palmerston. Probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne.
A house built for R. M. Moss. It was probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne.
This house is believed to have been designed for the Meyrick family in circa 1960s. It is thought the architect is Acton Wylde-Browne, of Palmerston North.
A house on a farm near Feilding. It was probably designed by architect Acton Wylde-Browne.
This house is believed to have been designed for Dr K. F. M. Uttley and family in circa 1960s. In the late 1960s Dr Uttley was living at 564 Featherston Street, which may be the address of this house. The architect was probably Acton Wylde-Browne, of Palmerston North.