Heritage New Zealand: Commissioned Photographs
The Canterbury Earthquakes have resulted in an unprecedented number of building demolitions, many of which are located in the Christchurch central business district and have heritage values. Following the earthquake on 22 February 2011 the then New Zealand Historic Places Trust commissioned two archaeological consultants to undertake basic recording of heritage buildings in the CBD that were at risk or prior to demolition. These buildings were predominantly pre-1900 and many were on the Register of Historic Places and/or listed on the Christchurch City Council plan.This photographic collection was the result of that challenging work in response to a civil defence emergency and being faced with an dangerous and changing environment within the cordon.
- Photographs of 10 Bedford Row
- Contains 1 item
- Photographs of 100 Bealey Avenue
- Contains 6 items
- Photographs of 105-119 Manchester Street
- Contains 13 items
- Photographs of 107 Cambridge Terrace
- Contains 4 items
- Photographs of 108 Manchester Street
- Contains 5 items
- Photographs of 109 Cashel Street
- Contains 6 items
- Photographs of 111 Cashel Street
- Contains 16 items
- Photographs of 111-113 Lichfield Street
- Contains 4 items
- Photographs of 112 Centaurus Road
- Contains 8 items
- Photographs of 114 Lichfield Street
- Contains 10 items
- Photographs of 115 Lichfield Street
- Contains 19 items
- Photographs of 116 Cashel Street
- Contains 6 items