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Honour boards from St. Davids Presbyterian Memorial Church on Khyber Pass Road, Auckland.
War memorial in the Olympic Park, Newmarket, Auckland
Mt Eden war memorial hall
Blériot XI monoplane – Britannia – flying over Auckland Exhibition Grounds, 1914.
Video about the history of Māungakiekie - One Tree Hill in Auckland
Members of the EPS practise first aid
Blockhouse Bay school war memorial.
Originally a swamp, Auckland's Eden Park has been a sports ground since the late 19th century.
US troops march down Queen St, Auckland, probably in 1942
A group of officers and NCOs pose with a mortar and a cannon outside Fort Britomart in Auckland.
This memorial was originally erected in 1915 by the Auckland Harbour Board to remember staff who served in the First World War. After years in storage, in 2000 it was restored and re-erected. It is possibly New Zealand's earliest First World War memorial. The Evening Post 17 Sept 1915, p6 reported that: A memorial is to be erected to those members of the Auckland Harbour Board staff who have enlisted. In a letter to the board, the chairman (Mr H. D.
Symonds Street New Zealand Wars memorial.
Click on pins to find links to memorial pages. Zoom in to find exact locations using Satellite, Map or Street views. Memorials are also listed below the map or you can see them in an image gallery. See memorials from all other regions here, or follow links on right.
The scarred couch, the Auckland experience by Philip Clairmont
Scene from the 1975 Ranfurly Shield match between North Auckland (now Northland)and Auckland
The 1883 Auckland representative team
History and highlights of rugby in the Auckland region
While many had fond memories of the giant Santa, others found him and his beckoning finger creepy
Coubray-tone News, the work of the inventive Ted Coubray, had its first public screening at Auckland’s Plaza Theatre.
Resembling a modern European or Asian metro station, Auckland’s gleaming Britomart Transport Centre has helped boost rail commuter patronage in this sprawling, car-dominated city.

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