St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru. Interior

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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
St Luke's Anglican Church, Oamaru. Interior		Circa 1890	Interior of St Luke's Church following 1876 additions.
Children at Oamaru Public Gardens. Hassell's Windmill		1867-1909	Young children with a baby, second group of children in background by water. View of Hassell's Windmill tower from Oamaru Public Gardens. Built for James Hassell in 1867. Stone tower stood 65 feet high. Revolving metal cap 10 feet above it. Tower demolished in 1909. Lake. Clothing.
Oamaru Harbour breakwater		1875	Breakwater in 1875. Crane. Railway.
Oamaru View facing West - Snow		Circa 1898	View facing west to snow covered Kakanui Mountains from the immigration cottages, c.1898. Oamaru South School in foreground, The old showgrounds' grandstand at bottom right, above it the Junction Hotel, and 'Brookfield' in the middle distance.
Cricket North Otago Showgrounds		1894	Cricket group taken at old cricket grounds near present (north Oamaru) showgrounds. (Also known as North Road Grounds.)
St Luke's Anglican Church. Thames Street Oamaru		Circa 1915	Thames Street looking south; St Luke's Church. First post office. Horse and cart, man on bicycle, motor car. Young trees with tree guards along middle of Thames Street. Man crossing the road
Tees Street Oamaru	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	1930?	View from Tees Street toward Thames Street. Flanagan's [?] Bootmaker's shop, The Royal Hotel, AMP Building
Peace celebrations, Oamaru.		12 Nov 1918	View from the roof of the North Otago Farmers Co-operative building looking down on the corner of Thames and Wear Street. A crowd filling the street around a tank in front of D Gillies Central Cash Grocer's and Mahan & Muir Photo Studio. People on the awning roof of those buildings. James Craig & Co. Ltd. Timber Yard and Importers on Wear Street. Humber Street.
Peace Celebration Oamaru		12 Nov 1918	Parade in Thames Street November 12 1918. Brass band walking north on Thames Street, Bank of New South Wales, Bank of New Zealand. NZ flag, US flag.
Oamaru Harbour		1877	Oamaru Harbour 1877. Breakwater.
Oamaru Harbour View from Signal Station		Circa 1900	Harbour view from signal hut, Cape Wanbrow, northwest, c.1900. Mast of the wrecked ship the Robert and Betsy, in 2001 placed as display adjacent to harbour slipway. Small shed (storage of signal flags) was for many years used as ticket box for the Friendly Bay carnival.
Oamaru Harbour		Circa 1880	Breakwater, c.1880s. Cross Wharf. Normanby Wharf. Mole. Crane.
Oamaru Harbour		1869	"Oamaru about 1860". (Correct date is c.1869.) Surfboat landing site. "Thomas and Henry" moored off the beach. Tyne Street.
Oamaru Harbour about 1880		1880	"Oamaru Harbour about 1880". View facing west. Normanby Wharf. Cross Wharf.
Oamaru Harbour		Circa 1874 1875	Breakwater c.1874. (Macandrew Wharf opened in 1875.)
Mock Naval Attack on Oamaru Easter 1886 Oamaru Harbour		1886	"Naval Attack on Oamaru Easter 1886". Mock naval battle, 23 April 1886. Mole. Breakwater.
Oamaru Harbour		Circa 1905	Harbour near breakwater facing north west, c.1905. Cross Wharf. normanby Wharf. Sumpter Wharf. Mole.
Oamaru Harbour from Cape Wanbrow		Circa 1910	Harbour view from Cape Wanbrow facing north, c.1910. Holmes Wharf. Dredge "Progress".
Oamaru Harbour Surfboat landing site		1873	Surfboat landing site c.1873. Railway. Tyne Street.
Breakwater construction Oamaru Harbour		Circa 1874 1875	Breakwater under construction c.1874. (Macandrew Wharf opened in 1875.)

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