Murchison Earthquake 17 June 1929
A DigitalNZ Story by Donna Robertson
The Murchison earthquake tool place at 10:17am on 17 June 1929. It was a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that rocked the northern South Island. 17 people died. https://my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/murchison-earthquake/
The Murchison Earthquake
Nelson Photo News
Murchison earthquake survivors, 1999
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Murchison earthquake, 1929
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Murchison earthquake damage
Alexander Turnbull Library
Morel's house, Murchison earthquake
Nelson Provincial Museum
Landslip from earthquake at Murchison
Alexander Turnbull Library
Murchison Earthquake 17/6/1929, Slip
Nelson Provincial Museum
After the 1929 Murchison earthquake
Alexander Turnbull Library
Nelson College building damaged by the Murchison earthquake
Alexander Turnbull Library
Matakitaki bridge, damaged by the Murchison earthquake
Alexander Turnbull Library
Murchison Earthquake 17/6/1929, Gibson's Rock, Maruia
Nelson Provincial Museum
Historic earthquakes: The 1929 Arthur’s Pass and Murchison earthquakes
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Men standing behind some fallen masonry after the Murchison earthquake
Alexander Turnbull Library
Earthquake damaged business premises of H J Hodgson & Co in Murchison
Alexander Turnbull Library
Muchison Earthquake
Auckland Libraries
FIRST VIEWS OF THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER WHICH OVERWHELMED MURCHISON ON MONDAY (Evening Post, 21 June 1929)
National Library of New Zealand
Temporary bridge destroyed by the Murchison earthquake - Photograph taken by Frederick Nelson Jones
Alexander Turnbull Library
Dave Oxnam and others, feeding stray dogs after the 1929 Murchison earthquake
Alexander Turnbull Library
After the earthquake
Nelson Provincial Museum
THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE (Evening Post, 22 June 1929)
National Library of New Zealand
Murchison '29
Radio New Zealand
Programme 82 - The Murchison Earthquake, tape one
Alexander Turnbull Library
After the Quake - Hodgsons Store Murchison
Nelson Provincial Museum