Summit Road scrapbook, pages 6 and 7

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Title

Summit Road scrapbook, pages 6 and 7

Content partner

Christchurch City Libraries

Collection

Canterbury Stories

Description

Scrapbook pages 6 and 7 containing 1 black and white flyer; and 16 newspaper article clippings.

Format

Manuscript

Date created

1900

URL

https://canterburystories.nz/collections/archives/archive202/summit-road-scrapbook/ccl-cs-93289

Related subjects

1900s / 1920s / 1930s / 31 August 1927 / 25 February 1928 / 2 May 1928 / 23 May 1928 / 18 September 1931 / 28 September 1931 / Colour image / Christchurch / Cashmere / Cathedral Square / Gebbies Pass / Kaituna Bush / Kennedys Bush / Port Hills / Dyers Pass Road / Summit Road / Kennedys Bush Reserve / Sign of the Kiwi / Sign of the Takahe / Sugar Loaf Reserve / A H Holmes / Charles Chilton / David Bates / E G Levinge / E J Woolf / F Cracroft Wilson / F O Shacklock / Frederick Pratt / G Humphreys / G T Weston / George Gould / George T Booth / Harry Ell / Henry George Ell / J Cracroft Wilson / J A Frostick / J F Patterson / J F Studholme / J J Thompson / J L Danks / James Douglas / Joseph Gordon Coates / L Cockayne / L G D Acland / Lambert Bowen / S Wilson / S G Raymond / T Chapman / T J Edmonds / T Y Duncan / W Devenish Meares / W Reece / W Stewart / W G Jamieson / W T Charlewood / W W Scarff / William Ballantyne / Heathcote County Council / Port Hills-Akaroa Summit Road Trust / Summit Road Public Trust / Summit Road Scenic Reserves Board / Summit Road Trust / The Press / The Sun / Archive 202 / Archive 202-4-2 / Flyers / Newspaper articles / Scrapbooks / Annotations

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