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Photograph album of the Western Access development, 1929-1930

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Record Identifier1Date Range1929-1930DescriptionPage 1: Site of proposed work for development of Bowen Street, area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: FG Barker]. Page 2: Site of proposed work for development of Bowen Street, area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: FG Barker]. Page 3: Work in progress, area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 4: Work in progress, area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 5: Work in progress, area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 6: Sydney Street West, 'No Through Thoroughfare for Traffic' . [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 7: Work in progress, intersection of new Bowen Street extension and Tinakori Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 8: Work in progress, machinery being used for excavation. Seddon memorial in background. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 9: Aerial view of work, looking up towards Tinakori Road intersection. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 10: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 11: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 12: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 13: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 14: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 15: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 16: Land for Western Access road improvements. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 17: Bush covered gully. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 18: Bush covered gully. [ Photographer: F.G. Barker ]. Page 19: Unsealed road and access to dwelling cut into bank. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 20: Unsealed road and drive access to property. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 21: Elevated view of an unsealed Wadestown Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 22: Elevated view of an unsealed Wadestown Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 23: Elevated view of an unsealed Wadestown Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 24: Elevated view of an unsealed Wadestown Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 25: Unsealed road and access to dwelling cut into bank. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 26: Unsealed road. People waiting at Tramstop [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 27: Tramtracks in road, in process of road sealing. Area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 28: Elevated view of area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 29: Elevated view of area of wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 30: Elevated view of Glenmore Street and wooden dwellings on hillside. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 31: Elevated view of wooden dwellings on Glenmore Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 32: Elevated view of wooden dwellings overlooking Glenmore Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 33: Elevated view of Glenmore Street, looking towards the Kelburn Viaduct. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 34: Awarua Street intersection. Wooden dwellings front onto an unsealed Khandallah Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 35: Colway Co Op Store and Ngaio Post and Telephone Office. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 36: Looking along Khandallah Road, the Ngaio Post and Telephone Office is on the left. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 59: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 37: Looking down the bank to a wooden dwelling. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 39: Debris on the eastern approach as a result of tunnel construction. An outhouse for the workmen is to the right of the photograph. Moxham Avenue premises of G Miles, Butcher in background. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 40: Land for the western approach to the new Mount Victoria Tunnel. School buildings for Wellington East Girl's College can be seen in the background. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 41: Billboards beside the eastern approach to the Mount Victoria Tunnel, 'Chesterfield Suites' and 'Smith & Smith' for fireplaces. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 42: Construction site for the eastern approach to Mount Victoria Tunnel. Looking back towards Moxham Avenue and Hataitai. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 43: Wellington College land to be used in development on western approach to Mount Victoria Tunnel. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 44: Elevated view of the development of the western approach to Mount Victoria Tunnel, looking back towards Te Aro. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 45: Two storey wooden dwelling, next to built up area of ground. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 46: School buildings next to an area being developed as the western approach to the Mount Victoria Tunnel. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 47: Corner of Ellice and Dufferin Street, and development of the western approach for the Mount Victoria Tunnel. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 48: Corner of Paterson and Brougham Street, and development of the western approach to the Mount Victoria Tunnel. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 49: Wooden dwelling on the corner of Carlton Gore Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 51: 275 & 277 Cuba Street, 'Waingawa Meat Co. Butchers' and 'Wing Shing and Co Laundry'. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 52: 267 to 273 Cuba Street, single storey wooden cottages. Streetworks are in progress. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 53: Dressmakers shop on the corner of Cuba Street and Arthur Street. Shows buildings 287, 289, 291 Cuba Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 54: 'Russell & Sons, Grocery, Drapery, Hardware and Produce Store.' A horse and cart are parked outside and workmen are working on the unsealed road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 55: 'Russell & Sons, Grocery, Drapery, Hardware and Produce Store'. The 'New Northland Methodist Church' is being built on the extreme right. Although the foundation stone was laid in 1922, financial constraints delayed the construction of the church until 1929. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 56: 'Russell & Sons, Grocery, Drapery, Hardware and Produce' store and 'R J Johnsen, Grocer' store, a delivery van is parked outside Johnsen's.[Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 57: 'Russell & Sons, Grocery, Drapery, Hardware and Produce Store'. The 'New Northland Methodist Church' is being built on the extreme right. Although the foundation stone was laid in 1922, financial constraints delayed the construction of the church until 1929. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 58: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 60: Elevated view into the backyard of two storey wooden dwellings, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 61: Residential area, Kelburn. View of concrete channel and access to no. 10 and 10a. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 62: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 63: Elevated view of residential area, Kelburn.. Page 64: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 65: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 66: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 67: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 68: No. 7 and 9 Luxford Street, single storey wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 69: No. 9 and 11 Luxford Street, single storey wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 70: No. 11 Luxford Street, a single storey wooden dwelling. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 71: No. 13 & 15 Luxford Street, single storey wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 72: No. 19 Luxford Street, a single storey residential dwelling. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 73: Undeveloped section on Luxford Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 74: Looking towards Berhampore. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 75: Corner of Luxford Street and Rintoul Street. Billboards advertise 'Wirth Bros. Greatest Show on Earth', 'Kiwi, Black & Tans', 'Swan Hams and Bacon', 'Cremolta for Breakfast' and 'DIC, Xmas Gifts'. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 76: No. 5 and 7 Luxford Street, single storey wooden dwellings. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 77: Interior view of the construction of the Levy Estate building on Manners Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 78: Interior view of the construction of the Levy Estate building on Manners Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 79: Interior view of the construction of the Levy Estate building on Manners Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 81: Elevated view of the construction of the Levy Estate building on Manners Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 82: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 83: Residential area, Kelburn. Motor vehicle parked on side of road. [ Photographer: F.G. Barker ]. Page 86: Residential area, Kelburn. Children are playing on the street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 84: Residential area, Kelburn. Access to a two storey wooden dwelling. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 85: Residential area, Kelburn. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 87: Residential area, Kelburn. Unsealed road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 88: Residential area, Kelburn. Left half of panoramic image, refer 00127:86. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 89: Residential area, Kelburn. Right half of panoramic image, refer 00127:85. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 90: Elevated view of two storey wooden dwelling. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 91: Intersection of Plunket Street and Fairview Crescent. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 92: Elevated view of Kelburn and properties next to Kelburn Viaduct, 'Priestley's Service Station' and 'Kelburn and Northland Taxi Service.' [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 93: Elevated view of Kelburn Viaduct prior to re construction. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 94: View of Kelburn Viaduct on the east side, Upland Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 95: Tennis Court. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 97: Elevated view of intersection of Wadestown Road and Sefton Street. The road is unsealed, prior to the improvements in access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 98: Dwelling under construction, 'This building is being erected by Albert B. Card Timber yards & workshops, Architects Atkins & Mitchell.' The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 99: Access to residential property. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 100: Brick retaining wall on residential property. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 101: Access to residential property. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 102: Residential area, Roseneath. 'A Griggs Taxi, meter fares'. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 103: Elevated view of residential area, Roseneath. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 104: Elevated view of the intersection of The Ridgeway and Farnham Street. Mornington residential area being developed. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 105: Elevated view of the intersection of The Ridgeway and Farnham Street. The Mornington residential area is being developed. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 106: Residential area of single storey plastered dwellings, Mornington. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 107: Residential area of single storey plastered dwellings, Mornington. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 108: Brick dwelling for sale. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 109: Access to properties in residential area, road is unsealed. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 110: Access to no. 43 Palliser Road, the unsealed road is in poor repair. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 111: Residential area, Roseneath. Workmen in the background are in the process of cutting away a bank to widen the road. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 112: On going improvements to roading and access. Elevated view of undeveloped land. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs.[Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 113: Construction of new viaduct on Upland Road. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 114: Construction of new viaduct on Upland Road. Elevated view of concrete supports and scaffolding. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 116: Construction of new viaduct on Upland Road, view from Glenmore Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 117: Construction of new viaduct on Upland Road. Workmen are tying down steel reinforcing. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 118: Graves in Bolton Street Cemetery. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 119: Grave of Ida Maude Eleanor and her father C J Neill. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F G Barker]. Page 120: Walkways in cemetery grounds. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 121: Walkway in cemetery grounds. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 122: Walkway in cemetery grounds. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 123: Walkway in cemetery grounds.This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 124: Grave of Emily Mary Alexander and John Herbert Alexander. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F G Barker]. Page 125: Graves in Bolton Street Cemetery. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 126: Graves in Bolton Street Cemetery. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 127: Two storey wooden dwelling.This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 128: Backyard of wooden dwelling.This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 129: Backyards of two storey wooden dwellings. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 130: Backyards in Sydney Street. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 131: Backyard in Sydney Street. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 132: Backyard in Sydney Street. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 133: Back yard in Sydney Street. This is a phorographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements to access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 134. View along Bowen Street, as a residential area, prior to the Western Access development that extended Bowen Street to join up with Tinakori Road. The Congregational Church is on the left. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements in access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 135: View along Bowen Street, as a residential area, prior to the Western Access development that extended Bowen Street to join up with Tinakori Road. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements in access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 136: Corner of Mowbray Street and Bowen Street, as a residential area, prior to the Western Access development that extended Bowen Street to join up with Tinakori Road. This is a photographic survey of the area to be affected by the improvements in access to the western suburbs, in particular the development of Bowen Street. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 137: Intersection of Apuka Street and Helen Street, residential area, Brooklyn. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 138: Intersection of Apuka Street and Mitchell Street, residential area, Brooklyn. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 140: Elevated view of residential area, Brooklyn Memorial in background. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 141: Residential area, Brooklyn. Harbour can be seen in background. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 142: Residential area, Brooklyn. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs.'Osbornes property'. Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 143: Residential area, Brooklyn. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 145: Exposed rock of bank after slip on Grosvenor Terrace. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 144: Residential area, Brooklyn. The Harbour can be seen in the background. The road is unsealed, prior to improvements to access to the western suburbs. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 146: Exposed rock of bank after slip on Grosvenor Terrace. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 147: Exposed rock of bank after slip on Grosvenor Terrace. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]. Page 148: View from site of burnt out dwelling, looking towards Te Aro. [Photographer: F.G. Barker]MediumPhotograph album