The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Start of the Peace Action Manawatū Protest in The Square against the New Zealand Defence, Industry & National Security Forum. The forum was held from 31 October to 1 November at Central Energy Trust Arena.
Photograph of G Allman Shoeing Forge which was established circa 1885 and was located at the intersection of Highway 57 and Karere Road, Longburn.
Photograph of Professor Craig Stockings (right) & John McLeod (left) at the Chunuk Bair Event, Distinction Hotel, 8 August 2018.
Guests at the 2018 Chunuk Bair event at the Distinction Hotel, 8 August 2018.
The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Green MP, Golriz Ghahraman, speaking to protestors with signs at the start of the Peace Action Manawatū Protest in The Square against the New Zealand Defence, Industry & National Security Forum. The forum was held from 31 October to 1 November at Central Energy Trust Arena.
Photograph of the Mangahao Reservoir taken from the Lower Dam # 1.
Photograph from the Manawatu cycle way of the Fireworks Over The River Display 2018. Fireworks were set off from the ANZAC Park area on the south bank of the Manawatu River. Display commenced at 9pm on Monday, 5 November 2018.
Photograph from the Manawatu cycle way of the Fireworks Over The River Display 2018. Fireworks were set off from the ANZAC Park area on the south bank of the Manawatu River. Display commenced at 9pm on Monday, 5 November 2018.
Photograph from the Manawatu cycle way of the Fireworks Over The River Display 2018. Fireworks were set off from the ANZAC Park area on the south bank of the Manawatu River. Display commenced at 9pm on Monday, 5 November 2018.
Sunset photograph taken by Evan Greensides from Centennial Drive next to Hokowhitu Lagoon.
Photograph from the Manawatu cycle way of the Fireworks Over The River Display 2018. Fireworks were set off from the ANZAC Park area on the south bank of the Manawatu River. Display commenced at 9pm on Monday, 5 November 2018.
Photograph from the Manawatu cycle way of the Fireworks Over The River Display 2018. Fireworks were set off from the ANZAC Park area on the south bank of the Manawatu River. Display commenced at 9pm on Monday, 5 November 2018.
The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Photograph of Angel Wilson using the Manawatū Heritage Kiosk while sited at Strive Rehabilitation on West Street, Palmerston North.
Photograph of the winning car, a Brooklands Riley, after the 1949 Wigram race win. Driver Morrie Proctor is sitting in the car, with his mechanic on the left. In 1951 Morrie Proctor came third in the second annual Ohakea Trophy driving a Riley 9 Special/Riley 1087cc 4cylinder car. Photo of Morrie Proctor's car at Ohakea, 1951 - https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/4ff52bed-aa60-4efd-aa88-6b1291506e10
The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Photograph of Stacey and Dan at Strive Rehabilitation on West Street, Palmerston North using the Manawatū Heritage Kiosk.
The New Zealand Poppy Places Trust has been established to develop, promote, and oversee a nation-wide project to commemorate and recognise as part of the heritage of New Zealanders, the participation of New Zealand in military conflicts and military operational services overseas. [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Protestors with signs at the start of the Peace Action Manawatū Protest in The Square against the New Zealand Defence, Industry & National Security Forum. The forum was held from 31 October to 1 November at Central Energy Trust Arena.
Cross walk in front of the Palmerston North City Library George Street entrance painted with rainbow colours on 15 October 2018 to mark Manawatū's gay and lesbian rights group (MaLGRA), celebrating its 41st anniversary.
Students from the Blair Tennent Teachers College Group, 1966. The Blair Tennent Hall was demolished in April 2017. Students from the Blair Tennent Teachers College Group, 1966. The Blair Tennent Hall was demolished in April 2017. Back Row: Gail Henderson, Margaret Hall, Lyn Humphries, Lyn Byrne, Ginny Price, Marilyn Williams, Marilyn Crocker, Lorrain Cudby, Linda Miller, Lou Ongly. Third Row: Suzanne Spearman, Helen Sindall, Judy Perkino, Jan McGuinness, Roll Millar, Jan Rynie, Margaret Barbour, Linda McConnell, Wendy Sykes, Molly Glenn, Robyn Wood, Margaret Walker, Judy Paterson, Barbara Fosnell, Sharon Hawkins, Helen Thatcher, Kay Minton, Olive Wilson, Jan Phelps, Beverly Bourne. Second Row: Rosie Whakatutu, Janet Hooper, Collen McGuinness, Anne Powell, Margaret Peters, Carol Taylor, Janet Holloway, Natalie Thomas, Christine Edridge, Marie Wey, Heather Waswo, Jennifer Kirk, Ann Collins, Margaret Clerk, Rosemary Cairncross, Pauline Okey, Janet Reardon, Annette Brown, Carol Paterson. Front Row: Alison Sole, Lingi Siousu, Helen Weston, Robyn Squire, Joy Hancock, Ginny Payne, Judy Robinson, Lois Behl, Mrs. Dorothy McConkey, Mrs. Sparks, Sharon Cosford, Carol Pryce, Jean Mills, Raewyn Dineen, Janet Ma ncewicy, Karen Drombroski, Alison Kirk, Pauline Strong, Sue Simpson.
Photograph by Evan Greensides of a sunrise over Wood Street, Palmerston North
Photograph of individuals involved in the Poppy Places initiative for Palmerston North. The launch of the 2018 round was held at the Convention Centre on 11 November 2018 following the Armistice Day commemorations in The Square. From left to right: Evan Greensides (research article writer), Stephen Parsons, Terry McBeth (Poppy Places Trust), Mayor Grant Smith, Phillip Blundell MNZM (Poppy Places Trust), Joe Hollander and Joseph Bolton (Poppy Places Trust). [Poppy Places website.](http://poppyplaces.nz/)
Mayor Grant Smith welcoming the speakers and guests to the 2018 Chunuk Bair event at the Distinction Hotel, 8 August 2018.
Professor Glen Smith acting as MC for the 2018 Chunuk Bair event at the Distinction Hotel, 8 August 2018. Guest speakers Professor Craig Stockings (seated at table, right) and John McLeod (seated at table, left).
Start of the Peace Action Manawatū Protest in The Square against the New Zealand Defence, Industry & National Security Forum. The forum was held from 31 October to 1 November at Central Energy Trust Arena.
Start of the Peace Action Manawatū Protest in The Square against the New Zealand Defence, Industry & National Security Forum. The forum was held from 31 October to 1 November at Central Energy Trust Arena.