Dr Mark's House, 1936-2000 (Place)

Summary168 Cameron Road

Constructed in 1936 by Dr. John Mark and family, this two-story building was among Tauranga’s early art-deco structures. Known locally as Dr. Mark’s House, it served as his family residence and clinic. In the 1970s, it became a popular flat for young locals, including trades apprentices. The house featured classic art-deco elements, including geometric detailing and a flat rooftop, which became an informal social space for residents. Rimu wood flooring and original art-deco doors added authentic period detail.

Demolished in 2000. SourcesAnother building bites the dust: Bay of Plenty Times 21 January 2000

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Dr John Mark's house 1997

Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries Photo 00-610

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Date Built1936Date Demolished20 January 2000

Relates To

PeopleDr. John Mark, 1901–1968 (Person)

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Dr Mark's House, 1936-2000 (Place)