Post Office Building, Cathedral Square

Circa 1963-4

Exterior view of the Post Office building in Cathedral Square. The Govt Tourist Bureau sign is visible on the lower left hand side of the building. On the top of the building to the left is a sign for Aulsebrooks Biscuits. A red bus is passing in front of the building.

Creator: Milly Hopkins

Area: Central City / Cathedral Square

Source: View in canterburystories.nz

Reference ID: CCL-MiHo-1963-0029

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Post Office Building, Cathedral Square

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