Guardian Royal Exchange Building - Dunedin, New Zealand - New Zealand Historic Places on Waymarking.com

The Guardian Royal Exchange Building was built in 1881. The western half of the building was used by firm Murray Roberts, a stock firm and the eastern half was used by the Dunedin Stock Exchange. The western half passed to the Mutual Assurance 1888, National Mutual Life Insurance 1938 and the Guardian Royal Exchange 1960. The eastern half remained with Murray Roberts until 1962 when it too was acquired by the Guardian Royal Exchange. The building is now used for offices.

The Guardian Royal Exchange Building is listed as a Category I building on the New Zealand Heritage Register.

Date location was entrusted to the New Zealand Historic places: 02/15/1990 Type of history commemorated (short description): Commercial Website pertaining to the location: [Web Link] Town, city, or region nearest to the site: Dunedin Year placed: 1881 Hours of operation: Business hours Is it accessible to the general public: No, exterior only Admission fees if any: Not Listed

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