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Women's Centre


I do like seeing the little old buildings around town. This one which is so art deco in age and although it's good to see something of heritage I'm not sure what it's being used for now. Encouraging to see the little pansies and violets planted around the side and front though and it feels like Spring.

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Tom said…
...I love the style of this building.
Sami said…
Very art-deco, so nice that it's been preserved. Thanks Amy
magiceye said…
Looks very pretty dainty!
local alien said…
Definitely not your classic NZ style. Still, as you say, nice to see. I remember a few houses like that back in the 70s, in our little town.
It will look even better with the flowers
Sharon said…
That building is just the kind of art deco I love to see.
Bill said…
The building is beautiful, I like it.
Tigger's Mum said…
Not still a womens centre then? I do like that style of building.
William Kendall said…
I like the look of it.
roentare said…
A sleek building
Lydia C. Lee said…
It does indeed feel like Spring. Thanks for sharing with #Allseasons
s.c said…
Nice little building. It has a good architectural vibe.
Lisa said…
What a cute little building.
I like it -- I wonder what they used to do at the "Women's Center" ?
Photo Cache said…
A little art-deco building. Too cute.

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Pisi Prkl said…
Love that old building. It would make nice what ever.

Like your new header image too. You actually have people living there apparently. 🙂
Jocelyn said…
Interesting building.
Very cool building! Where I live, this style is rare. We have only one that I know of, and it's got some kind of historical designation so it can't be destroyed or modified by the owner.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
It has a nice compact style. Also looks a little art deco.

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