Collection: Pictorial Collection

This is the front portico of St Ninians facing onto Miller street.

This photograph is a second view of the Singapore teak wing at St Ninians. The wing was a pre-fab building brought out from Singapore via London and put together on site. It was 90 feet long and 20 feet deep, and contained 5 rooms. It was the most famous part of St Ninians. The original shingle r...

This is a full view of the Singapore teak wing of St. Ninians.

This photograph shows the Singapore Teak wing of St Ninians. The wing was a pre-fab building brought out from Singapore via London, maybe late 1850's, and put together on site. It was 90 feet long and 20 feet deep and contained 5 rooms. It was the most famous part of St Ninians and the Duke of Ed...

The old baths at Sandringham were often referred to as "Norton's" sea baths and were opened in 1886.

The old baths at Sandringham were often referred to as "Norton's" sea baths and were opened in 1886.

Built in 1887 and owned by John Nicholson. In 1905 he rented it to Emma A'Beckett. It is a large late victorian gothic styled residence similar to Kiora in South rd and is position on Church street hill. John Nicholson was an importer. The house is representative of the prominent homes built by i...

Large two story victorian villa residence with four storeyed tower. In 1872 solicitor Edward Gibb owned the site with a three roomed residence. In 1874/75 it was transformed into the ten room villa `Wyuna'. In 1885 it was owned by George Brind Warehouseman who then sold it to George W. Hay. This ...