"Many will remember The "Manfish" which greeted thousands of people over the the years at the entrance to the North Beach Zoo on Beach Road. Many children believed this as for real but of course was...
"Thanking the NB Districts Historical Society (Inc) for a copy of this photo and the opportunity to share. These are the original letters from the ZOO." - Contributor's note.
Portraits of Dr Don Horning, American visiting lecturer at the zoology department of the University of Canterbury. He is holding a photograph of Mollymawk Bay on Snares Island, where he is going to...
Reunion of the Creative Christchurch 1980s Group at the Black Dragon Theatre Group Photo Exhibition at the Eastside Gallery, on the corner of Worcester Street and Stanmore Road. David Lloyd is...
Photograph of a portrait of James Johns.
Mayor Neville Pickering donating a signed photograph of the Christchurch Town Hall to Games fundraising committee chairman, N. R. Searell.
Views of Elmwood Normal School children with paintings.
Joan Swanson with prints for the Christchurch Photographic Society exhibition at the society's hall on St Asaph Street.
Winners of the Ilford Shield inter-secondary schools photographic competition. Pictured are, from left, Lyndon Hadden, Sonja Bawden, Sarah Fountain, Lyn Hornblow, and Stephan Roberts.
The theme for the 2020 Photo Hunt was Encounter Our Stories which was part of the Heritage Festival theme of Encounter our Stories – Arts, culture and identity. It marks the 12th Photo Hunt and ran...
A collection of more than 100 photographs taken by ‘Star’ cameraman Ray Pigney on display in the foyer of the ‘Star’ building in Kilmore St.
Portrait on material inserted between wooden slats.
Portraits of Arthur Ivory, a retired post office official who exchanged love letters with a woman called Madge King during the Second World War and is looking to be reunited with her.
Portraits of Arthur Ivory, a retired post office official, with a selection of the love letters he exchanged with a woman called Madge King during the Second World War and is looking to be reunited...
Portrait of Madge King taken in 1943 pasted into a book owned by Arthur Ivory who exchanged wartime love letters with her.
View of Lindsay Crozier, Presbyterian Publicity Studios cameraman with some of his prints.
Views of the photographic exhibition at Robert McDougall Art Galley.
Views of the photographic exhibition at Robert McDougall Art Gallery.
L. H. Beynon holding a letter and photograph of daughter Mary Ann, away on a rugby supporters trip in South Africa.
Vicki Haddock trimming a photograph with a small guillotine.
"Strength from struggle" was the theme for Heritage Week in 2019. The judges noted that this year the photos reflected Christchurch’s social history. In a year that marks many milestones for New...
Portraits of Bryan George, spent two years on Campbell Island as a cook at he meteorological station. He is carrying two cameras.
Photograph of an image in a book of Lyttelton Gaol with Warders lined up outside.