Crowds gathered in Manchester Square for the visit of Lord Ranfurly in 1898. At the time, Lord Ranfurly was Governor to New Zealand.

Photographer unknown.

Manchester Square, photographed sometime after 1910, according to the caption on the photo. The stores (tagged on the side) in the photo corroborate this claim.

(Lydia Smith, 2022)

Manchester Square in the early stages of it's development, photographed in 1878.

View of Manchester Square in Feilding, date unknown.

The caption of the photo reads: Part of Square, Feilding, N. Z.

View of Manchester Square in Feilding.

View of Manchester Square with Post Office clock tower and Rotunda. The appearance of the clock tower suggests that this photo was taken between 1902, when the tower was erected, and 1942, the year it was dismantled.

View of Manchester Square in Feilding. The Darragh building can be seen on the left side of the photograph, while the Feilding Post Office and Clock Tower can be seen towards the right.

The appearance of the clock tower dates this photograph between 1902 and 1942.

View of Manchester Square, showing the Post Office clocktower in the background.

View of Manchester Square, thought to be taken in the late 1870's due to the stumps of recently felled trees in the foreground.

Working on the basis that the newest vehicle in the photograph is a BMC 1100 (left foreground), this photograph was taken in the early 1960s.

Photograph taken at the same time as STS:ms37. The Humber car with body stripe parked close to the war memorial appears in both photographs. Photograph taken early 1960s.

Photograph taken 1937.

Photograph taken 1949.