Oamaru Otago St Pauls Presbyterian Church Built In 1876 Wallpaper Collections

Oamaru. St Pauls Presbyterian Church. Second Presbyterian church of this Scottish Otago settlement. Built 1876 in Gothic style.

Oamaru Otago. St Pauls Presbyterian Church built in 1876.

Dunedin. Red azaleas and the First Church of Otago. Robert Lawson designed this church. Started in 1868.Compelted 1873.

Dunedin. Memorial to Captain Cargill the leader of the Otago settlement. Erected 1864. Behind is Wickliffe House named after a ship of the first fleet to Otago from Scotland..

Dunedin. Looking up High Street in the city street from Queens Gardens. JPG

Dunedin. The Law Courts in Stuart Street built in 1902 in the Scottish Gothic style.

Dunedin. Part of the large pipe organ in the First Church of Otago. A Presbyterian Church completed in 1873

Dunedin. The extravagant Railway Station built in 1906. Still in use but with tourist trains.

Dunedin. View down Moray Place to the First Church of Otago. This Presbyerian church was compelted in 1873.

Dunedin. The Salvation Army Citadel built in 1891. The crenulations and fortlike appearance is like many of the Scottish baronial style buildings in Dunedin.

Dunedin. The old Law Courts building which opened in 1902. View from a side street.

Dunedin. The edge of the CBD and streets running down to the harbour.

Dunedin. Greek gods as decoration above the front doors of Wains Hotel. Built 1883 as an expression of the wealth of the gold mining days of Otago. Architect Nathaniel Wales.

Dunedin. Wickliffe House and in front of it the memorial to Captain Cargill the leader of the Otago settlement. Erected 1864.

Dunedin. Wains Hotel. Started 1878 and finished 1883. Architect Nathaniel Wales. A grand old hotel.

Dunedin. Fine Art Deco building perched on a rocky crag. Built 1920 as the ANZAC Club or RSA Returned Soldiers Association. It is now Arrow House.

Dunedin. Pretty poppies and Burns Hall next to the First Church of Otago .Dr Thomas Burns was the first Presbyterian minister and a close relative of Robbie Burns. It was built in 1906.