“Edith and George. My grandmother and father in the square. Edith worked at the spa milk bar opposite Ballantynes, she was there during the fire offering tea and comfort. Today is George's 92 birthday...
The old cells at the former Lyttelton prison.
Close-up of the Canterbury College observatory tower.
Exterior of Canterbury College and the Great Hall on the corner of Rolleston Avenue and Worcester Street.
A man stood in the control room of the Municipal Electricity Department (MED).
Extensions to the Municipal Electricity Department (MED) building.
Exterior of the New Zealand Fruitgrowers Federation Limited building on St Asaph Street.
View of a farmer and children alongside a bullock team used for moving farm equipment on the Banks Peninsula.
View of a large crowd gathered in Cathedral Square. Amongst the crowd a flag of the Soviet Union is seen.
The stone erected to commemorate the origin of the Corriedale breed of sheep on Corriedale estate, Otago.
View of Riccarton South from dehydration works chimney.
Interior view of a workshop with two fitters and tuners at work during the Second World War.
A group of unidentified women sitting, standing, and playing in the snow.
Eleven unidentified women sitting, standing, and playing in the snow in front of the Girls Training Centre (Burwood) building.
Chicken coops and a weatherboard building surrounded by snow at Frank and Fred Vinicombe’s poultry farm in Shirley.
The weatherboard homestead on Frank and Fred’s poultry farm, surrounded by snow.
Frank Vinicombe walking two dogs in the snow, outside an unidentified brick building.
A group of unidentified women having a snow fight.
Margaret Vinicombe walking in front of the homestead in New Brighton Road, in the snow.
Two sheds in the backyard of the Vinicombe homestead on New Brighton Road, surrounded by snow. Burwood Park is visible in background.
Side of the Vinicombe homestead in the snow.
Back of the Vinicombe homestead in the snow.
Front of the Vinicombe homestead in the snow.
Two snowmen wearing hats on a bench.