Image: St Paul's Auckland Architect's Perspective 1894

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Description: This drawing shows the corner tower and steeple that has not yet been built. In order to keep costs within the seven thousand pound range, the original design was considerably modified. The tower, it was hoped, would be built at some later date. In 1945 the vestry briefly considered completing the church tower and spire as a war memorial. Current building plans include completing the tower and spire.
Title: St Paul's Auckland Architect's Perspective 1894
Credit: Original publication: The New Zealand Graphic Immediate source: Provided by Jenni Chrisstoffels Research Librarian, Pictorial // Research Services Alexander Turnbull Library // National Library of New Zealand
Author: William Henry Skinner
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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St Paul's Church, Auckland

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