Statue of William Sefton Moorhouse in the Botanic Gardens.
Cathedral Square looking west towards Worcester Street.
Robert Falcon Scott Memorial statue
From city founders to explorers, Christchurch has a range of historic statutes, some carved locally, others internationally. Explore a selection of photographs depicting the statues that can be found...
View of the 'Knitting for the Front' (known as Knitting Girl) statue at Windsor House Home for the Elderly in Shirley. The statue is owned by the Canterbury Society of Arts on indefinite loan to...
Views of Miss M. E. Anstiss with an antique bronze statue of David and his sling from Italy which is due to go on sale at a fine art auction in Christchurch.
View of the statue of Robert Falcon Scott on the corner of Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street. Behind is a crane working on the construction of the police station building.
View of lion statue at the Bridge of Remembrance on the corners of Cashel Street, Oxford and Cambridge Terraces.
Statue on the side of the door at the chamber of commerce, Worcester Street and Oxford Terrace.
Bronze depiction of pilgrims landing at Lyttelton on the base of the Queen Victoria Statue in Victoria Square.
Workman in a trench working on laying pipes on the corner of Worcester Street and Oxford Terrace to carry storm water from Cathedral Square to the Avon River. The statue of Robert Falcon Scott is...
View of the Christchurch Botanic Gardens looking parallel to Rolleston Avenue towards the William Sefton Moorhouse statue and the Curator's house.
View of the Botanic Gardens after snowfall, looking towards the William Sefton Moorhouse statue and Curator's House with Rolleston Avenue behind.
Statue of Tangata Hara at Little River.
Memorial statue of Robert Falcon Scott.
Robert Falcon Scott memorial statue.
Statue of John Robert Godley with wreath around its neck.
Statue of Captian Cook in Victoria Square.
Captain Scott statue in Oxford Terrace with crane behind
A group of children run northward up Rolleston Avenue towards the statue of William Rolleston.