A house on Boundary Road (now Tremaine Avenue) rented by Leslie and Clarice Weston-Webb prior to moving to Bunnythorpe.

Place:          Tremaine Avenue, Palmerston North
Date:          1929

Date:          1914

Creator:      Photographer: Andersons's Studio, Palmerston North
Date:          circa 1915

Inscribed: "Looked after her parents. Still alive (1972)"

Date:          circa 1915

Inscribed on reverse: "From left: Bessie; Mrs Martin; Sis (Mrs Palmer); Norman; Shelina (Todge); Mr Marton; Marion."

Donald Martin (1869-1948) married Josephine Sotheran (c.1868-1947) in 1896. Their son, Norman McLeod Martin (1897-1965) enlisted ...

Creator:      Photographer: Andersons, Main St, Palmerston North
Date:          1917 to 1919

Inscribed: "With all my love to dear Mary from Nessie Pollard, 10 Albert St, St Clair." Second inscription: "Lived in Dunedin - composed plays - won prizes".

Date:          1935 to 1940

Date:          circa 1910

Date:          circa 1915

Date:          circa 1915

Inscribed: "With Love from two old friends."

Date:          circa 1939

Date:          1921

Date:          November 1939

Creator:      Photographer: Burrows
Date:          circa 1905 to circa 1914

Date:          1927

The Puketotara Estate was located on the western bank of the Oroua River in the vicinity of its junction with the Manawatūorou River. The Pascal brothers, Claud and John, emigrated to New Zealand from France. They were involved in the flax industr...

Creator:      Roy McLennan
Place:          Puketotara Station, Ourua, Manawatū
Date:          1886

A group of recruits perform stretches alongside the track at the Awapuni Racecourse. This was home to one of New Zealand’s largest training camps in World War One, and was the sole location for training the New Zealand Medical Corps staff. The ins...

Date:          September 1918

A large group of soldiers stand on parade in front of what appear to be the betting windows at the Awapuni Racecourse. This was home to one of New Zealand’s largest training camps in World War One, and was the sole location for training the New Ze...

Date:          circa 1918

A group of about 20 recruits pose with shovels alongside a completed trench, the walls of which are lined with sandbags. The track of the Awapuni Racecourse is visible in the background. This was home to one of New Zealand’s largest training camps...

Date:          circa 1918

A group of recruits eat and drink outdoors, somewhere in the vicinity of the Awapuni Military Training Camp, one of New Zealand’s largest training camps in World War One, and was the sole location for training the New Zealand Medical Corps staff. ...

Date:          October 1918

This photograph album depicts member of the Monrad family and their friends, in Denmark and New Zealand. It is undated but many originate from the 1860s onwards.

Ditlev Gothard Monrad (1811–1887) was a prominent figure in nineteenth-century Denma...

Date:          1860 to 1900s

'Kaingahou' in Palmerston North was built for Ditlev Monrad after he retired from Karere in 1905. He died in 1908. The house was later owned by the Kendall family, Mr R A Swan, Mrs Helen Beckman and Bodil and Gunner Petersen. The 3500 square foot ...

Place:          642 Pioneer Highway
Date:          191X

Oscar Monrad with Viggo and Jan, his only great-grandchildren. Taken not long before his death and may be the last photo taken of him.

Frank, Thekla, Ditlev, Peter, Kamma, Viggo and 2nd wife Johanna (formerly Garde).

Viggo Monrad was the son of Bishop Ditlev Monrad. He married Olga Berg (1843-1884) born in Denmark, married in Denmark in 1865. They came to New Zealand in 1867 and...

Mrs Elizabeth Kendall (1853-1930) pictured at Kaingahou.

'Kaingahou' in Palmerston North was built for Ditlev Monrad after he retired from Karere in 1905. He died in 1908. The house was later owned by the Kendall family, Mr R A Swan, Mrs Helen Be...

Place:          642 Pioneer Highway

Captioned: 'Potato planting at Karere. O. Monrad, C. Cartwright, S. Ronberg, P. Dalgaard.'

The Monrad farm at Karere was established by Bishop Ditlev Monrad, former Premier of Denmark. He lived there with his family 1866-1869. The farm was contin...

Place:          Longburn
Date:          1896

Captioned 'From Maria Monrad to Ditlev, July 1896 - Pine tree planted at Karere farm 1866 by Bishop Monrad's wife.'

The Monrad farm at Karere was established by Bishop Ditlev Monrad, former Premier of Denmark. He lived there with his family 1866-...

Place:          Longburn
Date:          1896

Ditlev and Kamma Monrad - married 1890. The original photo was taken by James Bragge, Manners Street, Wellington between 1890 and 1899. This image was digitised from a copy made by Tom Law in 1985.

Date:          1890

Johannes Monrad (1849), Louise Bache (1845), Otto Bache (1845), Viggo Monrad (1842), Karen Fredericksen (1858) and Ada Fredericksen (1841).

Bishop Ditlev Gothard Monrad, his wife, sons Viggo and Johannes and families came to the Palmerston North ...

Place:          Someren, Netherlands
Date:          1904

This photograph album depicts wide range of images of the Monrad family and ‘Kaingahou’, and includes photos of the Kendall family who owned ‘Kaingahou’ at one time.

Ditlev Gothard Monrad (1811–1887) was a prominent figure in nineteenth-century D...

Date:          1866 to 1970s

This photograph album depicts member of the Monrad family and their friends, in Denmark and New Zealand. It is undated but many originate from the 1860s onwards.

Ditlev Gothard Monrad (1811–1887) was a prominent figure in nineteenth-century Denma...

Date:          1866 to 1993