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Edward John Perkins Frew (6/3943) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton.
John Robert Raxworthy (Service No. 34731) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton.
Leslie Percival Davison (Service No. 64989) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
Festival of Transitional Architecture (FESTA) is a bi-ennial event held over the Labour Day weekend to celebrate urban creativity and
Street runs of Ferry Road towars the Heathcote River.
St Cuthbert's Church Cemetery is in the grounds of the St Cuthbert's Church, Allendale.
Heathcote flooding and control measuresThe Heathcote River has often been praised for its slow flowing between shallow banks, but this
Albert Henry Clarke (Service No. 8/743) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
Roimata Food Commons, is a community garden and orchard located in Woolston's Radley Park.
Robert Albert Crawford (Service No. 34639) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
Aberbeen Street runs from Manchester Street to Madras Street.
19th Century timber cottage, located at 704 Ferry Road, Woolston.
Leonard Reginald Derungs (Service No. 6/4022) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
James Michael Hagerty (Service no. 7/64) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
Maxwell Stewart Bain (Service No. 7/600) was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton.
The former home of the Canterbury Jockey Club and of the Christchurch Stock Exchange. Built in 1912 it was designed
The Canterbury Jockey Club on the Oxford Terrace Strip was built in 1912 and demolished in 2011.
The Anglican Church of St John the Baptist, stood on the corner of Madras & Hereford Streets, overlooking Latimer Square
The Anglican Church of St John the Baptist, stood on the corner of Madras & Hereford Streets, overlooking Latimer Square
Christchurch Cathedral was the focal point of Cathedral Square in the centre of Christchurch. The building was designed by the
The Anglican Cathedral was the focal point of Cathedral Square in the centre of Christchurch. The building was designed by
Neville Toohey protesting against ACC in Cathedral Square.
A Christchurch City Libraries WW100 project to create biographies for soldiers listed on memorials in the Christchurch area.
