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Majestic House operated bu the City New Life Centre was demolished in 2014.
Webb Street runs from Papanui Road to Bishop Street.
Located in McCormacks Bay Road
The park in Oxford Terrace was decommissioned and subsumed into the new Margaret Mahy Family Playground.
D.Bussell was a First World War Soldier with links to Marshland
Richard Graveston served in the First World War (service no. 74519) and had lived in the Wharenui, Riccarton area during
Charles Edward Coffey, service number 33695, was a First World War soldier with links to Upper Riccarton
St Peter's Primary School is a Catholic primary school associated with St Peter's Church.11 Fisher AvenueBeckenhamChristchurch 8145
St Peter's, Beckenham is a Catholic Church with associated St Peter's Primary School.The church located at 9 Fisher Avenue was
Joel Briggs (Service no. 15485) was a First World War soldier with links to Burwood
Albert Victor Parslow (Service no. 52877) was a First World War soldier with links to Burwood, Christchurch.
John Colin Campbell (Service no. 48908) was a First World War soldier with links to Burwood.
Edwin Hugh Senior (Service no. 7/394) was a First World War soldier with links to Sumner
War memorial on Witch Hill, Port Hills, Christchurch.
Francis Herbert Jackson (Service no. 16410) was a First World War soldier with links to Heathcote.
The Town Ball Restaurant & Bar at 52 Manchester Street was a post quake short lived venue that operated for
This is a community run orchard situated at 581 Marshland Road.
Medway Street runs from North Parade through to River Road in the suburb of Richmond.
Corner of Opawa Road and Aynsley Terrace
Corner of Opawa Road and Aynsley Terrace
Aranui Primary School opened in 1911 and closed in 2016. The school was merged in the new school Haeata Community
Percival Raymond Jones was a Canterbury First World War soldier whose life is commemorated on the Waltham War Memorial Gates.
Frances George Goodwin was a Canterbury First World War soldier whose life is commemorated on the Waltham War Memorial Gates.
Frederick Andrew Anderson (Service no. 15445) was a First World War soldier with links to Waltham, St. Martins and Opawa.
Herbert Victor Tregoning (Service no. 6/3184) was a First World War soldier who lived in the Wharenui, Riccarton area prior
Christchurch Girls' High School was established in 1877. The school's original building was on Cranmer Square, which was renamed the
The school stands by the Avon River, on a site it has occupied since 1986. Previously, the area was occupied
Matai Street East is a continuation of Matai Street.
