General Post Office
Unused Early 1900's
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General Post-Office, Brisbane.
Stereoview image from the south steps of the Old Patent Office Building, sometime in the 1880s. These steps were removed in 1936 to better accommodate automobile traffic on F Street. The General Post Office (now the Hotel Monaco) is across F Street. The building on the left, at 7th and F, would be torn down and replaced in 1925 by the grand Hecht Company department store building, which still stands on that corner.
Read the full record details for Collection: General Post Office (GPO)
General Post Office, Dunedin, N. Z. Postcard from the Gold Medal Series ~ No. 1267. Issued in Christchurch, N. Z. Printed in Germany.
Photos of General Post Office (Connaught Rd / Pedder St site) [1911-1977] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong
The junction of Pedder Street and Queen's Road Central in 1889; the building on the left is the second General Post Office, which was in service from January 1846 to June 1911.
Kardine Building and the General Post Office (now the Fullerton Hotel). Singapore.
Crowds along the street outside the General Post Office in 1953 during the celebration of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth.
General Post Office,Sydney in 1890.
Photos of General Post Office (Connaught Rd / Pedder St site) [1911-1977] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong
Photos of General Post Office (Connaught Rd / Pedder St site) [1911-1977] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong
Ogden's Cigarettes "Royal Mail" (series of 50 issued in 1909) #50 General Post Office, London
On November 26 1912 the General Post Office (GPO) opened in Wellington. The building was located between Grey and Panama streets on Post Office Square. The building had cost £97000. You can see more images of the building here (www.flickr.com/photos/archivesnz/23255691595) and here (www.flickr.com/photos/archivesnz/29786921093). An interior shot is also available here: www.flickr.com/photos/archivesnz/30302205812 The building was knocked down in 1974. In its place the Intercontinental hotel now sits. This picture is from a New Zealand Post collection of photographs that was transferred to Archives New Zealand. Reference: AAME 8106 W5603 Box 98/ 1/W/11 (R20936228) collections.archives.govt.nz/web/arena/search#/?q=20936228 For further enquiries please email [email protected] Material from Archives New Zealand
