10 Harbour Street

Anderson’s store was designed by Dunedin architect David McGill and was built in 1881. 

The middle section of the building was originally the Red Lion Flour Mill, and had the first hydroelectric power on Harbour Street, this three-story building was lost to a fire in 1992 but the lower cement section of the building remains and is one of the oldest buildings in the precinct. 

Trust History  

Anderson's Store came into Trust ownership in 1989. 

It was one of the first Trust buildings to have its frontage cleaned down.

The plans for the parapet decoration for Anderson’s Store have also been completed