Showing swimming pool and greenhouse built by Neville Holt. The green house was built, then the building permit was applied for retrospectively. Neville Attwood Holt was one of the original founders...
Eon, Neville and Arthur Holt at Holt Family Home. On back of photo: "Our present home & urchins "in undress uniform:"". "Eon has had his hair cut short lately and is so like mother".
Left to right: Unknown, Leonore Glass, Jean kent, Alison Holt, Connie Thompson and Mollie Holt.
My elegant friend, Terry, at the entrance to her upmarket op shop/boutique, 'Deja Vu' in Leinster House, Merivale.
My grandmother and her friends having fun at their holiday house at Kairaki Beach. Five photos from a photograph album. My grandmother Eva Grace Dutch who married Charles Edwin Featherstone. The main...
My grandparents walking through Christchurch city once my granddad had come back from war.
We just came to New Zealand at the end of the last year. We found the best place for us to enjoy always is the Hagley park located in Christchurch city. This is a photograph I have taken when my...
This picture was taken during the Surf Comps in the 1970s. The location is the North Ramp car park in New Brighton.
Excelsior Piano Accordion Band. Bought at a market years aged. Could be connected to the Excelsior Tavern? All in a great mood except the lady in black.
My grandmother and her friends having fun at their holiday house at Kairaki Beach. Five photos from a photograph album.
This is thought by Rangiora historians to be the Rangiora Temperance Group, outside the Rangiora Guild Hall. The date suggested was 1900, but the first version of the silent film "Robbery Under Arms"...
Win and Arthur Cumming at their shop on the corner of Cranford Street and Berwick Street, St Albans
Picture is of the Aulsebrook's parade to celebrate the end of the First World War.
Photograph of an original SARGOOD, SON & EWEN 1886 calendar.
My grandmother, Edith Gibbens, and my mother, Renee, in Cathedral Square, Christchurch.
This photo of Sir Peter Blake was taken during the parade through Christchurch which was held to celebrate New Zealand's win of the America's Cup.
Staff of Aulsebrook's (biscuit factory) representing different nationalities in the parade to celebrate the end of World War One.
A group of men in the Home Guard.
"This is my father and mother on Sumner Beach just before dad went for about (I think over) four years to the Second World War. They married just before he went." - Contributor's note
Arthur's Pass railway station, foothills of Canterbury. An exciting steam train day trip from Christchurch in July 1958.  From left: Brian, Ann, Jan, Jenny, Carol, Janet, Sally, Arthur and Clifford...
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.
Who - 3 young flatmates, Trish Thompson (on left), Lee Scott and Janet Begg. What - Enjoying our youth and freedom. Where - on the prow of the cantilevered "Noah's Ark" at 2 Moncks Spur Road...
Homeward bound on the steam train returning to Christchurch from a day trip to Arthur's Pass. Teenagers making their own fun. From left: Clifford Begg, Arthur Parris (with ukulele), Sally Matthews...