Cargill's Monument waterspout, Dunedin, NZ.
University, Dunedin, NZ. Postcard dated 21st November 1904 issued by Muir & Moodie, Dunedin, N. Z. From the Series of Views ~ No. 56.
A piece of history is reborn with the opening of the Fenway Hotel in Dunedin, Florida following an extensive restoration project.
Detail of the stained glass dome of the cupola (from the sailing ship Zealandia) in the grounds of Larnach Castle, Dunedin.
Description During the window of time between the old and new looking through old images A window in Dunedin, South Island -
Wall during the Festival in Dunedin
A new wave of energy is brewing in this hidden Florida town. Here's what to do on your next trip to Dunedin, Florida.
Knox Church, Dunedin, N. Z. Postcard by Fergusson Limited from the Industria Series ~ No. D 5.
General Post Office, Dunedin, N. Z. Postcard from the Gold Medal Series ~ No. 1267. Issued in Christchurch, N. Z. Printed in Germany.
If there is one place that is inextricably linked to nearly every baby born in New Zealand, it is Karitane. In this small seaside settlement some 40 km north of Dunedin a pioneering pediatrician and psychiatrist named Sir Truby King, who worked at the nearby Seacliff Asylum, founded of the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society in…
Built: 1902-1903Address: 145-155 Stuart StreetArchitect: James Louis Salmond (Lawson & Salmond)Builders: Woods & Son Dr Ferdinand Campion Batchelor (1850-1915) arrived in Dunedin in 1874 and was something of a crusading pioneer in the medical profession here. The lecturer in midwifery and gynaecology at Otago Medical School, he introduced new pelvic surgery techniques from England and America and…
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It was raining today which made a typical start to my summer holiday ;-) I noticed the Peninsula was in cloud so went up to have a look at one of Dunedin's two "castles". Larnach Castle is more of a manor house, built between 1873 and 1887 as the residence of William Larnach, a politician in colonial New Zealand. The finished building contained 43 rooms plus a ballroom, and required a staff of 46 servants. Unfortunately Larnach suffered a series of disasters and committed suicide in 1898. His house has now been restored and makes a fine tourist attraction ofr our city.
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So you're looking for things to do in Dunedin? So were we but we were met with nothing short of a new name, Disappointing Dunedin.
Oceanfront is the ultimate way to stay in Myrtle Beach. With its 60 miles of sandy beach perfection, the Grand Strand is one of the kings of waterside leisure in the U.S., and Myrtle Beach’s hotels do these sands justice. You can find amazing accommodations here that offer exquisite service, breathtaking water views, and unlimited […]
New Zealand - Auckland - White Lady Pie Cart, Fort Street
Built: 1903 Address: 75 York Place Architect: James Louis Salmond (1868-1950) Builder: Stephen Samuel Aburn (1869-1947) New Zealand’s first woman medical graduate, Emily Hancock Siedeberg, lived in lower York Place for much of her life. Her handsome residence at number 59 (since renumbered 75) was built in 1903, five years after she went into private…
Visit Dunedin, just North of Clearwater when you take a trip to the West Coast. Just 30-minutes from St. Petersburg you'll find a charming beach town filled with breweries, restaurants, quaint attractions, and hidden oranges to search for while you visit. I spent a lazy Sunday exploring what Dunedin had to offer visitors and found this little Florida town to be full of old Florida charm.
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