In the 1890s Dunedin had the mature feel of a larger city, such as Melbourne or Chicago, although its urban population was just 47,000 in 1896. This view looks south along Princes Street from the tower of the town hall and municipal chambers. It shows
Our Truth, Tā Mātou Pono: The truth about Aotearoa
1890s Built in Dunedin
Amy Bock's bid for marriage equality in 1909 in New Zealand – Tasmanian photographer
1890s Dunedin – Otago places – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Best places to visit in New Zealand during autumn - NZ Herald
New zealand 1800s
Municipal chambers – Otago places – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
History of the Dunedin urban area - Wikipedia
History of the Dunedin urban area - Wikipedia
NZ On Screen
Emigration - New Zealand - Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Society
Fourth edition - Nation Dates
Dunedin – Rose Pascoe
Caversham, Dunedin, 1880s – Class – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
