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Historical Hunter Street

Hunter St, Newcastle Historical Image

The History of 63 Hunter Street, Newcastle – The Now Home of KiKi.

Let us take you on a little trip down memory lane… Hunter Street is located at the mouth of the Hunter River, Newcastle. Newcastle is the predominant city within the Hunter Region. Hunter Street is named after the second Governor of New South Wales, John Hunter.

From the rich history in every brick building dating back near 1800’s to the beautiful culture around every corner, some still telling a story of the vibrant past while all serving a different purpose in later years and present. Over the years, independent art galleries and boutique retailers (just to mention a couple) have added to the historical Hunter Street.

Before the electric trams came; the horse-drawn carriages and steam trams were what transported you up to your local stores.

Our beautiful heritage location at 63 Hunter Street Newcastle, back then…
And Hunter Street even further back in the day!

Different types of businesses have flourished at 63 Hunter Street – from Painters, Booksellers, Architects, Tailors, Chemist, Law Firms and Pet Stores.

The team at KiKi Fashion Co. have the honour of being able to operate a business where so many have achieved here at 63 Hunter Street, Newcastle.

With having almost 20 years’ experience in women’s retail fashion, we are confident that we can continue to contribute to the growth of our beautiful city that we are lucky enough to call home.

63 Hunter Street, Newcastle in the year 2020

11 thoughts on “Historical Hunter Street”

  1. What a lovely blog about the history of our town Newcastle . Love it 😊 πŸ™ŒπŸΌ

  2. I love this!! I’ve been known to look up then and now pictures for Hunter St, it’s so rich in Newcastle history.

    1. Definitely rich in history, we love it! Katie, we’d love you to send us any interesting reads you find on our wonderful town. πŸ™‚

  3. Love the website it has a lot of style and so user friendly.
    The blog is fabulous it’s so nice to see someone proud of the history of their town. i actually learnt a few things about the town i live in.

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