This building was the first purpose built Post Office in Palmerston North, sited on the corner of The Square and Main Street in 1889. In 1906 when the new Chief Post Office was built the building was first moved back on the site to make way for the new Post Office, and then later was turned to face Main Street. It was used by various Government departments for offices until, in 1988 it was deemed redundant and was offered to the Palmerston North City Council. In 1989 the City Council resited the building to the Esplanade Gardens and it became a cafe. Size of original 710 X 535mm.

Three unidentified girls at the Esplanade gardens in Palmerston North. The same three girls are seen in 2010G_Unknown_3560. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

Recipe Book. Front pages lost so no details of creator or publication. Each section is preceded with a list of recipes and the people who donated them. Some handwritten recipes are handwritten inside the front and back covers.

Also contains advertisements for local businesses.

Three young women looking out over the Manawatu River towards what appears to be Palmerston North. The same unidentified group can be seen in 2010G_Unknown_3561. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

This sportsground was first owned by the Manawatu Sporting Association. It was later bought by the Borough Council.

This building was the first purpose built Post Office in Palmerston North, sited on the corner of The Square and Main Street in 1889. In 1906 when the new Chief Post Office was built the building was first moved back on the site to make way for the new Post Office, and then later was turned to face Main Street. It was used by various Government departments for offices until, in 1988 it was deemed redundant and was offered to the Palmerston North City Council. In 1989 the City Council resited the building to the Esplanade Gardens and it became a cafe.

This building was the first purpose built Post Office in Palmerston North, sited on the corner of The Square and Main Street in 1889. In 1906 when the new Chief Post Office was built the building was first moved back on the site to make way for the new Post Office, and then later was turned to face Main Street. It was used by various Government departments for offices until, in 1988 it was deemed redundant and was offered to the Palmerston North City Council. In 1989 the City Council resited the building to the Esplanade Gardens and it became a cafe. Size of original 710 X 535mm.

Group of unidentified working class men, a woman and children at the back door of a cottage. The couple on the far right can also be seen in 2010G_Unknown_3559; 2010G_Unknown_3565; 2010G_Unknown_3566. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

What looks like a family group of husband and wife in their car with two children standing on the running board, in a rural setting. An older woman is also part of the group, and may be a relative. Part of a series of five photographs showing differing views of this group. See also: 2010G_Unknown_3564; 2010G_Unknown_3565; 2010G_Unknown_3566. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

What looks like a family group of mother and three children sitting on the running board of a car. An older woman is also part of the group, and may be a relative. Part of a series of five photographs showing differing views of this group. See also: 2010G_Unknown_3564; 2010G_Unknown_3565; 2010G_Unknown_3559. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

What looks like a family group of husband and wife and children in a rural setting. An older woman is also part of the group, and may be a relative. Part of a series of five photographs showing differing views of this group. See also: 2010G_Unknown_3564; 2010G_Unknown_3559; 2010G_Unknown_3566. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

An unidentified woman is seated in a rocking chair on a porch and knitting socks. She is wearing makeup to make her appear as an elderly woman. This was part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

A group of men, women and child, that may be related, stand outside an urban house. Part of a set of glass negatives found with no information - see 2010G_Unknown_3559 - 3566.

This sportsground was first owned by the Manawatu Sporting Association. It was later bought by the Borough Council.