Princess Greta Memorial Cemetery in Weedons. [Frames 26 and 27] I. M. Webley with a portrait of Princess Greta.
Princess Greta Memorial Cemetery in Weedons.
Rows of headstones at Princess Greta Memorial Cemetery in Weedons.
Students outside Christchurch Māori Carpentry Training Centre in Weedons.
Students listening to teacher in classroom at Christchurch Māori Carpentry Training Centre in Weedons.
Blocklaying work at the Christchurch Māori Carpentry Training Centre in Weedons.
Ray Tetua with his carving work created for the Te Kaihanga Hostel.
Teacher Ken Cooper with students during a brickwork class at the Christchurch Māori Carpentry Training Centre in Weedons.
Students completing tasks in classes at the Christchurch Māori Carpentry Training Centre in Weedons.
Views of people picnicking at Russell Chambers’ farm in Weedons, following an open air Methodist Church service.
Views of children using the new playground at Weedons School.
Views of children using the new playground at Weedons School. Pictured in frames 1-3 is Nicola Hampton.
Bike race Timaru to Christchurch, September 23 1922. Note the shingle road - amazing. [Agnes Gilmour, Weedons]
Bike race Timaru to Christchurch, September 23 1922. Lonesome rider passing through Weedons in Timaru to Christchurch Road Race. [A. Gilmour].
Crew of Fire Station at R.N.Z.A.F. Weedons. Far left my father, Flight Sergeant Ted England - Fire Master.
'Waiting for the Queen''s drive past outside Weedon''s Air Force base, 1953 - My Mum and I. My mother is wearing white gloves in honour of the Queen. She is standing half way along. I am seated...
This is an RNZAF Weedons Fancy Dress party. I am second from the left, Little Red Riding Hood (my name was Wendy England) we had a lot of social events for the families who lived at the Air Force Base...
Fancy Dress at R.N.Z.A.F Weedons in the 1950's. I am Wendy England dressed as Little Red Riding Hood (second from left).
Laurie Manion a Weedons farmer, with his dog, Tosca, wearing a wetsuit for duck hunting.
The deputy governor of the Lions 202E club (J.E. Hope) with students of Weedons Primary School and their adventure playground which won an environment competition organised by the club.