Airini Woodhouse

Second Highest Peak of Hunters Hills Named After Mrs P R Woodhouse

One Hundred Years Ago Foundation Of Pastoral Industry

Museum Doors Open To Public Tomorrow

Foundation stone laid for Geraldine's museum

SC Historical Museum Officially Opened On Saturday Afternoon

Large Crowd for Opening of Fairlie Museum

First bronze medals mark service to SC history

New Society: To Preserve History Of District, Inaugural Meeting

Places Trust Committee To Supply Information On Historic Buildings

Preserving Early Records: Work Of Historical Society, First Year's Activities

Centennial Wrangle Ends; Equal Division of Funds

Life on Blue Cliffs Station

South Canterbury Homes: Blue Cliffs Homestead A Treasure House of District's History

Blue Cliffs Homestead: Historical Society Visits Blue Cliffs

Mr O A Gillespie To do History of South Canterbury

Pamphlet Rectifies Mistakes In SC Centennial History

Mr O A Gillespie Appointed Official Centennial Historian; Advice and Assistance Planned / Committee's Official Statement

South Canterbury Centennial History Near Publication

Book on Timaru streets may not be published

Taiko Plaque

Taiko Plaque Commemorates Sheep Stealing

'Young people showing interest in history'

Demolition of bluestone house 'would be vandalism'

Notes on correspondence between James McNeish and Airini Woodhouse regarding his book "The Mackenzie Affair'

Blue Cliffs school and district activities 1910-1960

South Canterbury Historical Society