1890s Dunedin – Otago places – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
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In the 1890s Dunedin had the mature feel of a larger city, such as Melbourne or Chicago, although its urban population was just 47,000 in 1896. This view looks south along Princes Street from the tower of the town hall and municipal chambers. It shows
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