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Cruise of the Privateer

5 February 2023
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The Upham Clock on the Lyttelton Gaol Site and Lyttelton's “Little Doctor”

30 January 2023
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The last Royal Navy Commander of the Australasia Station

23 January 2023
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Barrel drain well

Samuel Farr and Lyttelton's Brick Wells and Barrel Drains

16 January 2023
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The Sinclair’s Sailing Tradition

9 January 2023
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NGA MIHI O TE TAU HOU HAPPY NEW YEAR!

1 January 2023
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Xmas 2022

MERI KIRIHIMETE FROM TE ŪAKA THE LYTTELTON MUSEUM

25 December 2022
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Xmas postcard

A Very Whakaraupō Christmas

18 December 2022
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“Our Dreadnought” HMS New Zealand

11 December 2022
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Calendar 2023

2023 CALENDAR AVAILABLE NOW!

7 December 2022
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Orton Bradley

Orton Bradley – A Visionary Renaissance Man

4 December 2022
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Waiho

Sweeping Mines in Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour

27 November 2022
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