McHardy Hall, Massey University
McHardy Hall was designed by the Public Works Department and built for the Army in 1941, to be used as accommodation for army officers during WWII. It was hande...
Masonic Hotel, Main Street
The Masonic Hotel was built in 1893, on the site of former Palmerston Hotel. The building has been extensively renovated but remains an hotel, with bar and acco...
Cafe de Paris, side entrance, Domain Street
The Cafe de Paris was built as an hotel in 1893, opposite the thriving Palmerston North Railway Station. It remains in business as an hotel still. This extensio...
Cafe de Paris,corner of Main and Domain Street
The Cafe de Paris was built as an hotel in 1893, opposite the thriving Palmerston North Railway Station. It remains in business as an hotel still. Photographs t...
Cafe de Paris, corner of Main and Domain Streets
The Cafe de Paris was built as an hotel in 1893, opposite the thriving Palmerston North Railway Station. it remains in business as an hotel still. Photographs t...
The Royal, Rangitikei Street
The Royal building was built in 1898 as Dawick's Buffet, and by 1906 offered 90 rooms and was the largest accommodation house in Palmerston North. The Royal Hot...
Empire Hotel, corner of Main and Princess Streets
The first Empire Hotel was built on this site in 1890, but was burnt down in 1895. Another hotel was built the same year, and it was that building that forms th...
Science Towers A & B, Massey University
Science Towers A & B, completed in 1969, were designed by the Ministry of Works in the Brutalism style. They are used for teaching, research and offices. Photog...
Science Towers B & C, Massey University
Science Towers B & C, completed in 1969, were designed by the Ministry of Works in the Brutalism style. They are used for teaching, research and offices. Photog...
Business Studies Central Building, Massey University
The Business Studies Central Building, designed by Structon Architects & Consulting Engineers, was opened in 1988. It was built in the Post-Modernist style, ble...
Refectory, Massey University
The Refectory was designed by Roy A. Lippincott in the Spanish Mission / Mission Revival style. It was built in 1930 by Fletcher Construction, and opened in 193...
Refectory front entrance, Massey University
The Refectory was designed by Roy A. Lippincott in the Spanish Mission / Mission Revival style. It was built in 1930 by Fletcher Construction, and opened in 193...
Sir Geoffrey Peren Building, Massey University
The Sir Geoffrey Peren Building (previously known as the Old Main Building) was designed by Roy A. Lippincott in the Spanish Mission / Mission Revival style. It...
New Railway Hotel, Main Street
The first Railway Hotel was built on this site in 1892, and was replaced by this building in 1904-1905. After a restoration in the 1990s it became known as The ...
St Andrews in the City, Church Street
This St Andrew's Church building, the third Presbyterian church on this site, was designed by Gray Young, Morton and Calder, and was opened 28 September 1957. P...
Grand Hotel, corner of The Square and Church Street
The Grand Hotel was designed by J G Maddison in the Second Empire style, and constucted in 1906 by Trevor and Sons. It replaced the Provincial Hotel which burn...
Abbey Theatre, Church Street
This brick building, designed by Clere and Clere, was constructed in 1928 as the Baptist Church. The Baptist Church was established in Palmerston North in 1894,...
Club Hotel, Church Street
The Club Hotel was established in 1882, and this building which remains was just one of a number of structures that comprised, at some stage, the Club Hotel. It...
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church Street
The First Church of Christ, Scientist was designed by L G West and F N Hornibrook, and was constructed in 1933. The church was founded in Palmerston North in 19...
Manawatū Kilwinning Lodge No. 47, Church Street
This brick building was designed by L G West, architect and lodge member, in the italianate style and constructed in 1908. The Manawatu Kilwinning Lodge was est...
The Square gardens
The Square was laid out as a reserve in the original plans for the town of Palmerston North. In the early 1900s the Beautifying Society laid out the first forma...
The Square gardens
The Square was laid out as a reserve in the original plans for the town of Palmerston North. In the early 1900s the Beautifying Society laid out the first forma...
Grand Hotel's former turret, The Square
The Grand Hotel was designed by J G Maddison in the Second Empire style, and constucted in 1906 by Trevor and Sons. It replaced the Provincial Hotel which burn...
'Square Edge', The Square - 2010
The former Municipal Chambers became an arts centre, known as ‘Square Edge’ when it was vacated by the Palmerston North City Council in 1980. Built as the Palme...