List of historic places in Palmerston North

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The following list of historic places in Palmerston North contains buildings and structures listed in the New Zealand Historic Places Trust in Palmerston North, New Zealand.

List of historic places

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I All Saints' Church (Anglican)The Square and Church Street All Saints Church, Palmerston North, New Zealand 01.JPG
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Category:All Saints Church, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IIAnsett Tower (Former T & G Building)kainBroadway 16-22 Ansett Tower. Palmerston North in New Zealand (71).JPG
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I Caccia-Birch Te Awe Awe Street 112-130 Caccia-Birch, Palmerston North, New Zealand (1).JPG
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Category:Caccia-Birch on Wikimedia Commons
I Cathedral of the Holy Spirit (Catholic) Broadway Avenue 197 Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Palmerston North, New Zealand (33).JPG
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Category:Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IIChief Post Office (Former)The Square 473-483 and Main Street Former post office, Palmerston North in New Zealand (5).JPG
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Category:Chief Post Office, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IICoronation Memorial FountainThe Square Coronation Memorial Fountain, Palmerston North 01.JPG
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Category:Coronation Memorial Fountain on Wikimedia Commons
II Palmerston North City Library (former DIC Building)The Square 4-9 Palmerston North City Library, Palmerston North, New Zealand 07.JPG
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Category:Palmerston North City Library on Wikimedia Commons
IGrand Hotel Building (Former)The Square and Church Street 41-44 Grand Hotel, Palmerston North 035.JPG
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Category:Grand Hotel, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IIHitching PostThe Square Hitching Post, Palmerston North in New Zealand (13).JPG
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Category:Hitching Post, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IHoffman Oblong Continuous KilnFeatherston Street 615
IIHokowhitu SchoolAlbert Street 231
IIHouseRussell Street and Grey Street 170 Concrete Log Cabin Palmerston North MRD.jpg
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Category:House, 170 Russell Street, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRanfurly Street 28 House at Ranfurly Street, Palmerston North 04.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 1263 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRanfurly Street 40 House at Ranfurly Street, Palmerston North 03.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 2851 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRanfurly Street 42 House at Ranfurly Street, Palmerston North 02.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 2852 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRanfurly Street 44 House at Ranfurly Street, Palmerston North 01.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 2853 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRuahine Street 239 House at Ruahine Street, Palmerston North 09.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 2854 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouseRuahine Street 241 House at Ruahine Street, Palmerston North 06.JPG
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Category:House, NZ Heritage list 2855 on Wikimedia Commons
IIHouse (Formerly Guy Homestead)Guy Avenue 16 Guy Homestead. Palmerston North in New Zealand (84).JPG
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Category:Guy Homestead on Wikimedia Commons
IIKaingahouPioneer Highway 642 Kaingahou autumn cropped.jpg
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Category:Kaingahou, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IOld Dairy FactoryDairy Farm Road Old Dairy Factory, Palmerston North, New Zealand (4).JPG
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Category:Old Dairy Factory on Wikimedia Commons
IIPalmerston North Police Station (Former)Church Street 351-361 Former Police Station, Palmerston North in New Zealand (26).JPG
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Category:Former Police Station, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IIPost Office (early portion)Park Road, Victoria Esplanade Gardens Post Office (former), Palmerston North, New Zealand (5).JPG
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IIQueen Elizabeth Technical College (Former)King Street 135 Queen Elizabeth Technical College. Palmerston North in New Zealand (56).JPG
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Category:Queen Elizabeth Technical College on Wikimedia Commons
IIRangi MarieRangiora Avenue 3
I Regent Theatre Broadway Avenue 59-71 Regent Theatre, Palmerston North in New Zealand (47).JPG
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Category:Regent Theatre, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IISoldiers Club Building (Former)George Street and 236 Cuba Street 5-7 Soldiers Club Building, Palmerston North, New Zealand 04.JPG
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Category:Soldiers Club Building, Palmerston North on Wikimedia Commons
IISteeles Building (Former)The Square 137 Steeles Building, Palmerston North in New Zealand (72).JPG
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Category:Steeles Building on Wikimedia Commons
IIStubbs Jewellers Building (Former)The Square 138-139 Stubbs Jewellers Building. Palmerston North in New Zealand (74).JPG
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Category:Stubbs Jewellers Building on Wikimedia Commons
IITe Peeti Awe Awe MemorialThe Square Te Peeti Awe Awe Memorial, Palmerston North in New Zealand (15).JPG
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Category:Te Peeti Awe Awe Memorial on Wikimedia Commons
IIUnited Manawatu LodgeBroadway Avenue 186 United Manawatu Lodge MRD 04.jpg
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Category:United Manawatu Lodge on Wikimedia Commons
IIWard Brothers BuildingCuba Street 213 Ward Brothers Building, Palmerston North in New Zealand (6).JPG
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Category:Ward Brothers Building on Wikimedia Commons

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