The Auckland Ferry Building sits astride Auckland's gateway to the sea, and is an Edwardian jewel in an increasingly utilitarian city of concrete and glass. This book celebrates the Building's re-opening, after extensive refurbishing, in 1988.
Illustrated by more than 70 photographs, it tells the story of Waterfront politics, ferries, the coming of the Harbour Bridge, and the preservation of an Auckland architectural treasure.

Auckland Maritime Museum, 1988. Sticker stain on front cover.