On Saturday 19 July 1919, the people of Christchurch gathered for a weekend of celebration to mark the end of "the war to end all wars".
Smith’s Bookshop manager with early rugby books: Picturing Canterbury
Ross Humphries, the manager of Smith's Bookshop, at 133 Manchester Street, with copies of early rugby books ahead of an auction of the books in the store. 14 October 1991.
Picturing Canterbury: Quintessential Furniture Co.
Merv Quinlivan of Quintessential Furniture demonstrates replica weaponry made by his company, 1977. A local image from the Discovery Wall.
Interior of “Smoking Sam”: Picturing Canterbury
Interior of "Smoking Sam" mannequin used as part of anti-smoking campaigns, 1973. An image from the Discovery Wall.
Dux de Lux courtyard: Picturing Canterbury
Courtyard at the Dux de Lux bar and restaurant (41 Hereford Street). A local image from the Discovery Wall.
Picturing Canterbury: Sinkhole on Ilam Road
A sinkhole on the northbound lane of Ilam Road across from the University of Canterbury, 13 March 1975. An image from the Discovery Wall.
Frost covered punga trees: Picturing Canterbury
Frost covered punga trees. Christchurch Star Archive. CCL-StarP-02900A. Discovery Wall. Brad McClurg with ice covered punga trees after a heavy frost in his garden in Riccarton. 16 June 1978.
The stereo lounge upstairs at the Record Room: Picturing Canterbury
The stereo lounge, located upstairs at the Record Room. 13 November 1982.
Snow at Victoria Park: Picturing Canterbury
Timothy Hancock (left) and Justin Hancock in the snow at Victoria Park, 30 May 1989. An image from the Discovery Wall.
Manchester Street and Lichfield Street corner: Picturing Canterbury
A car driving the wrong way along Lichfield Street, after turning from Manchester Street, on the first day of it becoming a one way system. 26 May 1969. An image from the Discovery Wall.
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