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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Glenpark Flour Mill wheat shed construction		1928	A sepia coloured photograph showing the Glenpark Flour Mill under construction.
Samuel Edward Shrimski. Mayor of Oamaru, 1874-1875		19th Century	Samuel Edward Shrimski. Mayor of Oamaru, 1874-1875. Influential in the establishment of the Oamaru Museum. Drawing.
Unidentified elderly woman		1870s?	Sepia carte de visite showing head and shoulders of elderly womanwearing a lace trimmed bonnet tied under her chin with a wide riband
Unidentified parish church		1870s?	A sepia carte de visite of a small parish church
Ship wreck Emulous in Oamaru harbour		1874	"Emulon's [sic]Brig wrecked 1874" Emulous. Wrecked twice in Oamaru, May and October 1874
Public Hall / Theatre Royal.		1892 1969	The Oamaru Public Hall, Theatre Royal. The building was purchased by North Otago Federated Farmers' Co-operative in 1903 and destroyed by a fire 15 November 1969. J Olgilvie Junior Cycle Engineer shop.
Streetscape, Thames Street		1893	"First Arbor Day", Oamaru, 1893. Post Office. Thames Street.
Star & Garter Hotel, Itchen Street Oamaru		Circa 1860s	Men and a dog on Itchen Street in front of the Star and Garter.Star and Garter Hotel built in two stages, 1867-1868.
Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Itchen Street Oamaru.		Pre 1895	Colonial Bank of New Zealand building before 1895. (The bank became the Bank of New Zealand on 1 October 1895.) Meek's Elevator.
Wansbeck Street facing west		Circa 1873	Wansbeck Street facing west. Almost all of this row of shops destroyed by fire in 1879.
Oamaru Harbour		1890s?	"Oamaru". Breakwater. Railway steam crane. Mole.
St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru		1870s	Two women, man with dog in front of St Luke's Church. Thames Street. Itchen Street. Tees Street. E G Lane's shop. Crinolines.
Gold Sluicing, Livingstone?		1890s?	Gold Sluicing, Livingstone?
Clyde Hotel, Hampden	Ries & Co.	1870s	Clyde Hotel, Hampden. There is a reference to the existence of the Clyde Hotel in 1862, with John Prosser as proprietor. The Cyclopedia of Otago, however, records that it was opened in 1868. This hotel had 12 rooms, with 7 bedrooms. The comfortable dining room could seat 20, and there was also a cosy sitting room. While the Hampden Hotel was the official Cobb and Co. coach stop, it was the Clyde that was attacked by two bushrangers in 1865. Two horses were stolen from their stables and with the fresh mounts they terrorized people as far upland as Kurow before being arrested across the river in Hakataramea.
Sketch of Town Hall and Opera House		1906	Town Hall and Opera House (J. M. Forrester sketch ?). Photograph of a sketch. Plans were drawn in 1906
Northern Hotel under construction		Circa 1880	Men working with Oamaru stone, Northern Hotel under construction on Tyne Street. Mrs Maw's, Durham Boarding House on Wansbeck Street. One of eight photographs fixed to two album pages, Forrester Estate.
Oamaru Harbour		1880s?	Ships moored at Sumpter Wharf. The Elderslie?
View from Wansbeck Street	Burton, H J (b.1875, d.1877)	Circa 1876	View from Wansbeck Street c.1876. Glasgow Pie House, Northern Hotel. Breakwater. Harbour master house. Rail yards.
Christian Hille		19th Century	Christian Hille, Kurow. Born in Hanover, Germany, in 1823. Shortly after 1854 when immigrated to Sydney, Mr Hille settled in New Zealand. He later settled in the Oamaru district.
Waggons on the Dunstan Road (An Evening effect from the Naseby Track)	Hodgkins, William Mathew (b.1839, d.1898)	1875	Watercolour landscape painting of two figures on horseback on the Dunstan Track, near Naseby.

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