Picture Wairarapa, the shelf
Every Picture Wairarapa record the archive holds about Christchurch, each linked at the provider that keeps the original.
- the 1900s
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1 Jan 1900Chaff cutting at 'The Terraces': photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1903Pain and Haycock, Martinborough Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1910s
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1 Jan 1917Chevrolet car: Photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1917Two Mounted Riflemen on horseback: photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1917Ruins, Christchurch Priory: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1918Highcliffe Church, England: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1920s
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1 Jan 1924Mary King in Christchurch: digital photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1924Melve King in fire service uniform: digital photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1925Sign of the Kiwi building: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1925Leeston Hotel, Canterbury: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1925Still river with reflections: digital photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1930s
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1 Jan 1931Curry family in Sumner, Christchurch digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1940s
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1 Oct 1940Doug and Richard Borman: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1943John Mannering in Canada: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1943Richard Borman by a Tiger Moth trainer:digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1943Ian Summers and Tiger Moth trainer: digital image Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
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1 Jan 1945Ted Laurenson's house in Christchurch: digital photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1950s
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1 Jan 1953South Wairarapa Caledonia Pipe Band: photograph Picture Wairarapa · Wairarapa Archive
- the 1960s
Most of these originals are not republishable here, the link goes to the provider that keeps them. A search result is a lead, not evidence: what a document actually says is only claimed once somebody has read it, and those readings live on the place pages.