Photograph of old Dunedin office building

Object detail

Accession number

14-3679

Maker

Les Downey

Description

Universal Bond Building on the intersection of Water, Liverpool, Bond and Crawford Streets. This building was demolished in 1983.

Media/Materials

Processed Material/Synthetic/Plastic/Acetate

Physical description

1 negative : black and white ; 35 mm.

Collection

Les Downey Rail Collection

Credit Line

Les Downey. 1972-1976. Photograph of old Dunedin office building, 14-3679. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).

Production place

Dunedin City
Dunedin District
Otago
New Zealand

Current rights

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Classification

Photograph Negative Negative, Roll Film Communication Artefacts Documentary Artefacts Graphic Documents

Subject

Office buildings

Collection type

Pictorial Walsh Memorial Library

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- Walsh Memorial Library, MOTAT posted one year ago.

This is the Universal Bond building, which filled the block formed by Water, Bond, Liverpool and Crawford Streets -- it is shown on page 168 of Alex Trapeznik's 'Dunedin's Warehouse Precinct' (www.genrebooks.co.nz/ebooks/DunedinsWarehousePrecinct.pdf) The site is now occupied by a car park for the Distinction Hotel, the former Central Post Office (in Princes Street). The photos show the Universal Bond from the south-west corner (Bond & Liverpool Streets) -- the tall building on the far left of 14-3680 is the NZ Express Co. building, further north up Bond Street.

- Austin Gee posted one year ago.

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