History of city Upper Hutt, Wellington in photos A small historical reference Geography: Date of foundation: History: Population: 38 400 Sights: Celebrating Day the coronation of King George V, 1911 First bakehouse, circa 1890s In front of the bakery of E. W. Mudgeway, Main Street, 1916 J. A. Hazelwood Drapery and Hardware store, Queen Street, 1910 Looking north along Main Street, showing Ames's Provincial Hotel, circa 1880 Main Road, election day, circa 1905 Main Street, circa 1890s Main Street, circa 1890s Main Street, 1914 Main Street, circa 1920's Man on a horse pulled cart, outside the butchery of A & W Keys, Main Street, 1920 Maoribank bridge over the Hutt River, circa 1920's Men in front of J. A. Hazlewood's shop, circa 1900's Post Office, between 1900-1920 Railway Station, circa 1910 Soldiers marching, circa 1900 St. Hilda's Church, 1916 Steam digger at the Silverstream, Brick and Tile Company, 1922 The fire damaged remains of the shop Benge & Pratt, 1914 The Sarjeant house and backyard, 17 March 1897 Town Hall and Cosy Theatre, circa 1910 Trentham Racecourse, crowd at the races, 1927 Trentham Racecourse grandstand, circa 1930's Trentham Racecourse, main building with grandstands, circa 1930's

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