WCC, photograph album of Asphaltic Concrete Pavement

Rural or undeveloped area. Photograph of damage to road surface, Unidentified road, 1926

Rural or undeveloped area. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Unidentified road, 1926

View across to Mount Victoria, tram tracks in the road. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Brooklyn Road, 1926

View down Brooklyn Road towards Mount Cook, residential area in the background. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Brooklyn Road, 1926

View up towards Bidwill Street intersection, tram tracks in road. Largely an undeveloped area. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Brooklyn Road, 1926

View from intersection with Salamanca Road, up towards intersection with Glasgow Street, 1926

View down to towards intersection with The Terrace. Mount Street Cemetery can be seen on the right hand side. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Salamanca Road, 1926

View down to towards intersection with The Terrace. Mount Street Cemetery can be seen on the right hand side. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Salamanca Road, 1926

Previously identified as Wellington Terrace, looking south towards intersection with Boulcott Street. Area of two storey wooden dwellings. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, The Terrace, 1926

Rear of Parliament Building, looking up towards the Basilica on Hill Street. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Museum Street, 1926

Looking towards intersection with Molesworth Street, Parliament buildings on and the Basilica in the background. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Aitken Street, 1926

Currently identified as Kate Sheppard Place, looking along to Parliament Buildings, 1926

Commercial area, buildings with concrete facades. Motor vehicles parked on the side of the road. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Maginnity Street, 1926

Looking towards Mansfield Street intersection, tramtracks in road, with tram shelter on corner. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Roy Street, 1926

Looking up Russell Terrace, Mansfield Street is on the left. A tram stop shelter is on the corner. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Russell Terrace, 1926

Looking back towards Riddiford Street. Tram tracks in the road and the Newtown Tram Sheds on the left. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Mansfield Street, 1926

Looking down towards Riddiford Street in an area of wooden dwellings. A delivery vehicle is parked against kerb. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Wilson Street, 1926

Looking towards Tasman Street intersection, with the Mount Cook Gaol on hill in background, 1926

Looking towards the Tory & Buckle Street intersection. The brick building in the background was the Police Barracks. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Tasman Street, 1926

Area on left is Basin Reserve surrounded by area of wooden dwellings. The victorian tudor structure on the right is the Home of Compassion Creche. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Buckle Street, 1926

Looking west. Plaster dwellings on the left and an undeveloped area on the right. Motor vehicle parked agianst kerb. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Broadway, 1926

Formally known as Aberdeen Quay, looking backtowards Evans Bay. Motor vehicle parked against kerb. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Shelly Bay Road, 1926

Some wooden dwellings on the hillside and the coastline. Photograph of new asphaltic concrete surface, Evans Bay Road, 1926

WCC, photograph album of Wellington City streets, 1920's

Photograph Album of Asphaltic Concrete Pavement, 1925-1926