Auckland 1980 to 1950 New Zealand | Unseen Historical Photographs of New Zealand's City Auckland

Rare Unseen Historical Photographs of New Zealand's City Auckland 1980 to 1950 . New Zealand is an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. It consists of two main landmasses—the North Island and the South Island and over 700 smaller islands.

[LindaGrey-wmuc]

So much I remember here; I walked over the Harbour Bridge when it opened. My Dad drove a tram, actually the same one in MOTAT today. Thanks.

[angelapietras]

I thoroughly enjoyed this, love the old photos thank you.

[miriamdunningham]

Wonderful! Such a great look into the past.

[lemongate]

Great presentation but too fast. A fascinating look though at Auckland's past.

[cherylwellham]

Thankyou. Agree re the speed...maybe a little slower. Overall a wonderful step back in time.

[brucepaterson]

Two comments, `Harbor` is spelt Harbour in New Zealand - jetty shot with some sail craft caption in between some rugby teams shots.
Presentation a bit fast for me, I like to dwell, maybe good for others?

[rebeccabriggs]

Have never been able to find any photos of those big ornate buildings under construction.

[flamencoprof]

00:50 Curious. Today (Henderson) Valley Road and West Coast Road do not intersect.

[chrismckissack]

the shot of bucklands beach from 1901 - there are several motorcars in this photo .... were motorcars this common in NZ back in 1901?

[dylanthomas]

New Zealand is way older than we are thought to believe…..

[_rds_Fire_For_Effect]

Title says Auckland 1980 to 1950? Obvious typo.

[jaminesonymorgan]

how come in the beginning it said 1980 to 1950 this video didn't show anything what Auckland looked like in the 1980s my uncle was a Sargent with the Auckland police force from the 1970s to 1988 before that my uncle served in Korea 1950 to 1953 with New Zealand Ex prime Minister (Sir Robert Moulton) because he happens to be New Zealand only prime Minister to ever serve this country During the war in North Korea and serving the county years Later as prime Minister so really the internet doesn't show us much at all I've been looking for different things for years but nothing.

[RaveDave]

The absurdly high ceilings of those old builings, tell us Auckland is another mudflood city. Build by ancient 10 foot high Tartars and buried in the great mudflood thousand years ago. Unearthed in 1800s by enterprising settlers but their true history suppressed by successive pro-British govts