Gallery
Your photos - and photos from the Fletcher archives
1952, Auckland
An aerial view of Jellicoe Wharf.
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1930, Central Plateau
The Chateau Tongariro quickly became an iconic winter holiday destination....
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1929, Auckland
Auckland's Civic Theatre showcased the 'new atmospheric style' when...
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1931, Napier
A steel frame building under construction in 1931 for Napier Amusements...
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1932, Auckland
Gold mining was explored by James Fletcher as an alternative source...
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1931, Mangatainoka
The Mangatainoka Brewery Tower was constructed in 1931. Its use in...
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1948, Penrose
Jack Seath and Vick Frederickson, Residential Construction staff...
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1920, Auckland
Roofing the National Bank building in Jean Batten Place, Auckland....
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1948, Penrose
Curr Perkinson of Residential Construction drives a straddle truck...
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1931, Napier
Rebuilding a shattered community. The Market Reserve building was...
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1948, Samoa
Fletcher began its overseas operations in Western Samoa and Fiji....
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1920,
Building history. By the 1920s, Fletcher had grown to be a substantial...
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1957, Auckland
Vulcan Steel cut the steel frame required for the space frame construction...
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1939, Wellington
Construction of the Social Security Department offices building in...
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1939, Wellington
James Fletcher (I) greeting the Prime Minister, Michael Savage, on...
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1930, Mount Ruapehu
The Chateau Tongariro, Mount Ruapehu, Tongariro National Park. Work...
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Fletcher Since 1909
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New Zealand
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