Photograph collection

The house in which John Robert Godley first lived in Canterbury, on the Deans estate in Riccarton in 1852 [187-?]	Dullatur : a house built in 1852 by Archdeacon James Wilson on what is now the site of Waltham Park. [189-?]	The old Christchurch quay, Ferry Road [187-?]
Bishop's corner, Armagh and Colombo Streets [1867]	Sumner in 1900 : already a favourite holiday resort. [1900]	Cathedral Square on a tram excursion day to Sumner [1900]
The Fendalton tram shown leaving the terminus in Fendalton outside the entrance to Mona Vale by the railway line [1907?]	The Fendalton tram turning into the old Carlton Mill Road at the intersection with Harper Avenue and Park Terrace [190-?]	The Second Master's House, Christ's College [1907]
Laying the foundation stone of the Christchurch Municipal Tepid Baths by the Mayor, George Payling [1907]	Christchurch volunteers shown firing a feu-de-joie after the Mayor of Christchurch (George Payling) delivered the proclamation of the change of status of New Zealand from a colony to a dominion [1907]	Opening of the Christchurch boating clubs' 1907-1908 season on the Avon River [1907]
Mona Vale gatehouse [197-?]