Studio portrait of siblings Martin and Venis Todd.
Alice Todd walking on Colombo Street with her daughter Venis Olin and granddaughters Merle and Avis.
Venis, Avis and Merle Olin shopping in Christchurch. Photograph taken near the bank building by Valerie Studios.
Jim and Venis Olin with daughters Merle and Avis and friends Margaret and Natalie at Addington for Show Day.
Two DC3 aircraft parked in front of the National Airways hangar.
Mother and daughter Alice and Venis Todd with two cousins at Corsair Bay in bathing suits.
Alice Todd with her daughter Venis Olin and granddaughter Merle in Cathedral Square.
Four generations at Christmas dinner, including Grandma Todd, Peter, Mother Venis Olin, Sam, daughter Merle and son, Tony. There is a bottle of wine at the top of the table and six bottles of D.B...
Golden Thoughts postcard displaying a poem beside an image of Cathedral Square in Christchurch.
The Majestic Dance Band, Jimmy Olin (saxophone), Lottie Duckworth (pianist), Neill Bamford (drummer), and Tom French (double bass), at the Mayfair Lounge on Worcester Street.
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...
Private Harold Martin Todd with his sister Venis Olin and her children Merle and Avis at Burnham Military Camp.
Coutts Island war memorial and memorial for Private Ernest Ashley Todd who was killed in action on 6 April 1918 at age 22. He is buried at the Knightsbridge Cemetery at Mesnil-Martinsart in the Somme...
The walking group resting after their walk from Kaituna to the Packhorse Hut. The Packhorse is a stone hut built by Harry Ell situated on the saddle between Mt Bradley and the Remarkable Dykes.
Float of the Floral Procession as part of the Canterbury Centennial held in Christchurch, February 1951. No. 37 Flower of Canterbury float by the Geraldine County Council.
The fascination of large aircraft. People out to view the U.S. Globemaster at Harewood in the 1950s. Nicknamed "Old Shakey" the heavy-lift cargo aircraft was used to assist supply operations to...
Summer Sunday outing at the Waimakariri River. Bob, ?, Ruby, Venis, Jim with the dinghy on the river. Jim is holding the anchor. About 1932.
Postcard of the Avon River, circa 1909 Postcards were a form of communication. Alice was writing to her mother in Belfast (North Canterbury) telling her to make sure her sister, Nell came down to...
Float of the Floral Procession as part of the Canterbury Centennial held in Christchurch February 1951. No. 35 Mansion House float by the Cheviot County Council.
"Isobel and Merle near a buried tree stump, a landscape feature on the Stoney Beach walk, North Canterbury in April 2001. This was part of the Staging Post Walk. Background shows a limestone bluff." -...
Reverse of a postcard wishing Grandma a Merry Christmas from Alice and Lewis.
"A group of Government Tourist Bureau staff and friends visited the Hermitage Mt Cook for a weekend. July 1957. Photo taken in the southern Alps. Obviously dressed for a sightseeing photo - not a ski...
"Two towers of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Barbadoes Street. A view taken across Christchurch in 2006 from the rear tower. Sadly damaged after the Christchurch earthquakes 2010 and now...
"'The polyprop line up.' Ann Marie Tweedy - a leader of walking groups in Christchurch organised the 4 day Banks Peninsula Coastal Walk.... We are pictured here at Otanerito, our last stop before...