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Walton Street with R Elliott's City Bakery
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DescriptionWalton Street in Whangarei looking west towards Maunu and the Western Hills. The street was named after Henry Walton who was a prominent early settler and businessman in Northland.
On the right is R Elliott's City Bakery and house. Both are wooden two-story buildings. The home has an attic.
Rowland Elliott was a baker in Kamo before opening a bakery on Walton Street in Whangarei in 1898. He and his wife Marion Jean (nee Love) ran their business in Whangarei until 1911. They had a bakery shop in Cameron Street for a time until 1911.
Before the bakery is the intersection of Walton Street with Vine Street.
Beyond the bakery is a church.
Date1898 to 1911
On the right is R Elliott's City Bakery and house. Both are wooden two-story buildings. The home has an attic.
Rowland Elliott was a baker in Kamo before opening a bakery on Walton Street in Whangarei in 1898. He and his wife Marion Jean (nee Love) ran their business in Whangarei until 1911. They had a bakery shop in Cameron Street for a time until 1911.
Before the bakery is the intersection of Walton Street with Vine Street.
Beyond the bakery is a church.
Date1898 to 1911Location
LocationWalton Street, Whangarei
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Walton Street with R Elliott's City Bakery (1898 to 1911). Northland Room Digital Collections, accessed 04/04/2026, https://wdc.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/2860
