Featured Places
Totem Pole of Friendship
Now located at the entrance to Christchurch International Airport, the Native American Totem Pole of Friendship was presented to Christchurch in gratitude for the city’s warm hospitality given to personnel...
Totem Pole of Friendship
Now located at the entrance to Christchurch International Airport, the Native American Totem Pole of Friendship was presented to Christchurch in gratitude for the city’s warm hospitality given to personnel...
English Park
Around 1915, Gasworks engineer Robert English (president of the CanterburyFootball Association 1911-1928) acquired the land in Cranford Street for the Canterbury Football Association. During the 1920's, English Park was also used for cycle racing and...
English Park
Around 1915, Gasworks engineer Robert English (president of the CanterburyFootball Association 1911-1928) acquired the land in Cranford Street for the Canterbury Football Association. During the 1920's, English Park was also used for cycle racing and...
Lancaster Park
Lancaster Park was a historic sports venue with a rich history. Opened in 1881, it became a prominent site for rugby, cricket, and various other sporting events including tennis, swimming,...
Lancaster Park
Lancaster Park was a historic sports venue with a rich history. Opened in 1881, it became a prominent site for rugby, cricket, and various other sporting events including tennis, swimming,...
New Regent Street
New Regent Street is a historic and charming street known for its distinctive Spanish Mission-style architecture. Constructed in the early 1930s, it was designed to be a high-class shopping and...
New Regent Street
New Regent Street is a historic and charming street known for its distinctive Spanish Mission-style architecture. Constructed in the early 1930s, it was designed to be a high-class shopping and...