Views of crew of the Wanea. Pictured in frame 6 is Barry Rhodes.
Views of the yacht, Crescendo, at Akaroa.
Views of the crew of the yacht, Crescendo. Pictured in frame 5 are Bruce Askew, Mark Barraclough, Chris Thomas, Mike Morris, Dick Lysaught, and Brian Barraclough.
Akaroa firefighters with the Akaroa fire station which they deliberately set alight as the brigade is due to move to a new station next door. Pictured are, (front) Des Kotlowski, Ted McNabb (chief...
Group of people looking around bush by a stream behind Aylmer House on Percy Street, Akaroa.
Wall-mounted photographs of the Alymer family in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of the stairs in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of the hallway in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of a room plastered in newspaper in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of a corridor in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa. Family photographs are visible on the right hand side wall.
Interior view of a doorway in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of the kitchen in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of a living room with fireplace in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of a living room with fireplace and doors out to the garden in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Gardens at Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of a living room and bookcase in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Interior view of the kitchen fireplace in Aylmer House, 7 Percy Street, Akaroa.
Exterior of Aylmer House and garden, Percy Street, Akaroa, first owned by Reverend William Aylmer. A group of people are visible touring the garden.
Akaroa waterfront, sandy beach. December 1959, during my house party at Hawkin's Bach. 9 happy young people from Christchurch, enjoying the Canterbury summer sun.
Taken Easter 1949, possibly by my mother (who would have been 18 at the time) or by my grandparents Keith & Essie Gorrie. It must have been a holiday trip to the South Island as they lived in...
View looking across towards the centre of Akaroa and across Childrens Bay and French Bay to Wainui on the other side of the bay.
"My mother at Akaroa beach - before the housing boom." - Contributor's note