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LYTTELTON: PORT AND TOWN
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Discover the intriguing history of Lyttelton, Canterbury's main port and one of the oldest boroughs in New Zealand, with 'Lyttelton: Port and Town'. This captivating book, authored by renowned historian Geoffrey Rice and published by Canterbury University Press, spans 150 years of fascinating development. From its origins as the 'Pilgrim Port' of the 1850s, marked by the single jetty welcoming thousands of settlers from the Canterbury Association, to the vibrant community we see today, Lyttelton has a rich narrative waiting to be explored.
This detailed account offers readers an unparalleled insight into the evolution of Lyttelton, illustrating key events and trends that have shaped this remarkable port town. Featuring a wealth of previously unpublished photographs sourced from the esteemed Canterbury and Lyttelton museums, this book serves as both a historical reference and a visual feast for enthusiasts of New Zealand history.
Whether you're a local historian, a lover of maritime history, or simply intrigued by Canterbury's heritage, 'Lyttelton: Port and Town' is an essential addition to your collection. Explore the layers of history interwoven through the stories of Lyttelton, a town that has thrived alongside its port, growing from humble beginnings into a bustling hub of activity and culture. Perfect for gifting, study, or personal enjoyment, this book highlights the importance of Lyttelton in New Zealand's story. Don't miss your chance to own this outstanding piece of historical literature!
Author: Geoffrey Rice Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Dimensions: 285 mm
Pages: 200
The story of Christchurch's main port and one of its oldest boroughs. From the 'Pilgrim Port' of the 1850s, with its single jetty to receive thousands of Canterbury Assocaition settlers to the bustling modern port town of today. This is the story of Canterbury's main port and one of its oldest boroughs. Using many previously unpublished images from the collections of the Canterbury and Lyttelton museums, this book weaves the diverse themes of port and town into a narrative, noting key events and explaining patterns of change across 150 years.
This detailed account offers readers an unparalleled insight into the evolution of Lyttelton, illustrating key events and trends that have shaped this remarkable port town. Featuring a wealth of previously unpublished photographs sourced from the esteemed Canterbury and Lyttelton museums, this book serves as both a historical reference and a visual feast for enthusiasts of New Zealand history.
Whether you're a local historian, a lover of maritime history, or simply intrigued by Canterbury's heritage, 'Lyttelton: Port and Town' is an essential addition to your collection. Explore the layers of history interwoven through the stories of Lyttelton, a town that has thrived alongside its port, growing from humble beginnings into a bustling hub of activity and culture. Perfect for gifting, study, or personal enjoyment, this book highlights the importance of Lyttelton in New Zealand's story. Don't miss your chance to own this outstanding piece of historical literature!
Author: Geoffrey Rice Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Dimensions: 285 mm
Pages: 200
The story of Christchurch's main port and one of its oldest boroughs. From the 'Pilgrim Port' of the 1850s, with its single jetty to receive thousands of Canterbury Assocaition settlers to the bustling modern port town of today. This is the story of Canterbury's main port and one of its oldest boroughs. Using many previously unpublished images from the collections of the Canterbury and Lyttelton museums, this book weaves the diverse themes of port and town into a narrative, noting key events and explaining patterns of change across 150 years.
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