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Sir Denis Blundell (1972–7) addresses a reception in the Dunedin Town Hall.

Dunedin gaol where Joseph Sullivan was kept from 1868-74. Richard Burgess and Thomas Kelly (then Noon) were sent here from 1862-65 for robbery and associated charges

Invitation to the Dunedin-Christchurch rail link banquet

In September 1878 Dunedin's mayor hosted a lavish banquet to celebrate the opening of the city's rail link with Christchurch.

Dunedin railway station war memorial

Dunedin railway station war memorial.

Knox Church war memorials

War memorial plaques in Knox Church, Dunedin.

Dunedin Labour Day parade, 1894

Labour Day parade in Dunedin, 1894.

First Church memorial, Dunedin

The beautiful stained glass war memorial window at First Church in Dunedin

Otago Boys High Sth African War memorial

Otago Boys' High School South African War memorial tablet.

High Street School war memorial

St Clair school war memorial, Dunedin

Memorial gates at the entrance to St Clair Primary School in Dunedin

Otago South African War memorial in Dunedin

The magnificent South Africa 'Boer' War memorial at the Dunedin Oval

Hillside railway workshops memorial

Plaques with names of Dunedin railway workers killed in the First and Second World Wars

Anderson's Bay school war memorial

Anderson's Bay school war memorial and roll of honour

Dr Penny Jamieson

English-born New Zealander Penny Jamieson was the first woman in the world to be ordained a bishop of the Anglican Church

North East Valley School memorial

North East Valley School war memorial arch

First issue of Otago Daily Times published

Dunedin became the first New Zealand centre to get a daily newspaper when William Cutten and future Premier Julius Vogel published the first issue of the Otago Daily Times.

NZR floor tiles, Dunedin station

These decorative floor tiles are just one of the many striking design features of the George Troup-designed Dunedin station.

Stained glass, Dunedin station

New Zealand’s finest station, in Dunedin, celebrates the glory of rail in stained-glass windows.

Dunedin railway station

Dunedin’s spectacular station – look no further for evidence of the prominence and prestige of rail in early 20th-century New Zealand.

Yvette Williams jumping, 1954

Yvette Williams jumping at Carisbrook, Dunedin