“‘i Do Not Regret This Journey”
One box for the site’s registers, from suburbs and streets to old photographs, schools, businesses, documents and council reports. Only groups with a match show up.
11 answers in 2 registers
The remembered names 1
On the shelf 10
- Central City. Statue. Memorial to Captain Robert Falcon Scott. Sculpted by his Widow, Kathleen, and never completely Finished. Unveiled 9 February 1917. by the Governor. Arthur Foljambe, the Earl of Liverpool. Words on Plinth - I do not regret this journey, which shows that Englishmen can endure hardships, help one another, and meet death with as great fortitude as ever in the past. Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street. Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Canterbury Photography Museum · 1 Jan 1917 · Canterbury Photography Museum
- Captain Scott Memorial, Christchurch Photographs / He Whakaahua · Kura Heritage Collections Online · 1 Jan 1910 · Auckland Libraries
- Scott statue, Christchurch Photographs / He Whakaahua · Kura Heritage Collections Online · 1 Jan 1910 · Auckland Libraries
- Scott Memorial and Public Trust Buildings, Christchurch Photographs / He Whakaahua · Kura Heritage Collections Online · 1 Jan 1910 · Auckland Libraries
- AT CHRISTCHURCH (Evening Post, 07 November 1929) Evening Post · Papers Past · 7 Nov 1929 · National Library of New Zealand
- INTERVIEWED AT CHRISTCHURCH. CHRISTCHURCH, February 21. (Otago Witness, 26 February 1908) Otago Witness · Papers Past · 26 Feb 1908 · National Library of New Zealand
- FITTING TRIBUTES. (Poverty Bay Herald, 29 July 1911) Poverty Bay Herald · Papers Past · 29 Jul 1911 · National Library of New Zealand
- Pars About People. (Observer, 22 May 1909) Observer · Papers Past · 22 May 1909 · National Library of New Zealand
- PASSING NOTES. (Otago Witness, 20 May 1887) Otago Witness · Papers Past · 20 May 1887 · National Library of New Zealand
- THE TROTTING TRACK. (Star, 19 January 1905) Star · Papers Past · 19 Jan 1905 · National Library of New Zealand