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Google map locating memorials from the Nelson region
Hear about the introduction of rugby to New Zealand by Charles Monro in 1870
The man credited with introducing rugby to New Zealand is the Nelson-born Charles Monro.
Cover of a biography of Charles Monro
RSA memorial at Wakapuaka Cemetery in Nelson
Christ Church Cathedral war memorial plaques
World champion sculler started out as a top cyclist
Tobacco fields, Pangatotara, Nelson by Doris Lusk
View towards Mount Richmond, Nelson by Toss Woollaston

Soldiers alongside a mock cannon, painted upon which are the words "King Dick The Peacemaker".

Burgess, Kelly and Levy were hanged. Joseph Sullivan, the fourth member of the 'Burgess gang', received a life sentence because he had turned Queen's evidence and helped convict his co-accused.
The first state secondary school in New Zealand, Nelson College opened in temporary premises in Trafalgar Street with a roll of just eight boys.
The Fifeshire arrived in Nelson with immigrants for the New Zealand Company's latest venture, which followed the settlement of Wellington, Whanganui and New Plymouth.
Hear a young girl describe presenting flowers to Queen at Nelson
Nelson First World War memorial
A huge crown dwarfs the Royal Couple as they walk down the steps in front of Nelson Cathedral, 16 January 1954
History and highlights of rugby in the Tasman region