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The Old Post Office

22 May 2023
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The first electric train through the Railway Tunnel at Lyttelton, 14 February 1929.

Back to the Future of Electric Rail

14 May 2023
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Herzogin Cecilie

"Herzogin Cecilie" Around the Horn in 86 Days

8 May 2023
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The British Hotel

30 April 2023
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Garrison artillery

ANZAC

23 April 2023
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Cass Bay Motu-kauati-rahi

16 April 2023
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The Lyttelton Railway Station

9 April 2023
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Wakakura

The Canterbury Division of the RNVR

2 April 2023
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An Eggscellent Lyttelton Innovation – “Norton's Premier Egg Preservative”

26 March 2023
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It’s a Shark, It's a Speed Boat, It’s Captain Champion!

19 March 2023
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The "Hurunui" Opens Lyttelton’s Dry Dock, 1883

13 March 2023
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The Coastal Cargo Ships of Kaiapoi

5 March 2023
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