Exterior of the Eventide Home, Wesley Lodge at 138 Park Terrace.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visiting Burham Military Camp during the Royal Visit to New Zealand. Welcoming the Royal Party is the First Canterbury Regimental Band. Holding the baton in the centre...
Will Buckett watching a rugby match at Lancaster Park.
Group portrait of staff from No. 4 Hanger at Harewood Airport in front of a Douglas DC-3 aircraft. Back Row L to R: Ernie Lindsay, Sid Burfield, Jimmy Ingram, Dudley Brougham, Bill Roberton, John...
Truck with trailers transporting 0.25 pilot cable for the Papanui and Waimairi substation route.
Decorations on the Hereford Street bridge to mark the 1954 Royal Tour.
Crowds of people gathered with union jack flags, possibly as part of the Royal Tour to Christchurch in 1954.
View of the top of the Clarendon Hotel on Worcester Street decorated as part of the 1954 Royal Tour.
Exterior of the Clarendon Hotel on the corner of Worcester Street and Oxford Terrace decorated for the Royal visit to New Zealand.
Ballantynes department store on the corner of Cashel Street and Colombo Street decorated for the Royal visit to New Zealand in 1953-1954 with a garden scene on the roof. A sign above the entrance says...
View through crowds waving at Queen Elizabeth II on the balcony of the Clarendon Hotel in Cathedral Square during the Royal visit. The crowd stretches from Cathedral Square along Worcester Street and...
Exterior of Hay's Department Store on Colombo Street with decorations above the entrance for the Royal visit to New Zealand.
Exterior of the DIC building (later Beath's then Arthur Barnett's) on Cashel Street decorated for the Royal visit to New Zealand. Taken from the corner with High Street in the central city.
View through crowds of Queen Elizabeth II speaking at the Civic Reception outside the Embassy Theatre in Cathedral Square during the Royal visit to New Zealand.
"Christchurch's last tram Cashmere – Papanui. Photo taken by my mother who lived in Cashmere." - Contributor's note.
Queen Elizabeth II being escorted on a public walk in Christchurch.
This photo was taken at New Brighton by a wandering cameraman who offered to take the family photo for a fee – a common practice in those days.
Photograph shows the Town Clerk Bert Feast meeting the Queen at a civic reception in Cathedral Square on 19 January 1954. The Prime Minister Sidney Holland is on the Queen's left.
In Manchester St, with my mum's friend Shirley, looking after me. I am 4 years old.
Looking over Akaroa Harbour. My mum, not long arrived in New Zealand and her little dog.
Group portrait of Akaroa District High School staff.
Team portrait of the Akaroa District High School netball team.
Teacher Ailsa Greenwood with two students Janice and Audry, holding a trophy.
My parents Olive Walter Scott at Hays roof with my sister (Anne the eldest) and myself.