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Alexandra Barracks (Mount Cook Prison) and buildings on Buckle Street, Wellington
Photograph of the Alexandra Barracks (Mount Cook Prison)
New Zealand Socialist Party Conference, 1910
When the New Zealand Socialist Party held its annual conference in Christchurch in March 1910, Fred Cooke and his wife Ida were among the delegates attending. Fred was one of the three Christchurch delegates to the conference and Ida was attending as…
James Vallance in later life
James or Jim Vallance came from a farm at Coopers Creek, near Oxford. He belonged to a small, evangelistic, non-denominational church, which sent him to do ‘Gospel work’ in South Australia in 1908 and he continued working as an evangelist for the…
James Vallance as a young man
James or Jim Vallance came from a farm at Coopers Creek, near Oxford. He belonged to a small, evangelistic, non-denominational church, which sent him to do ‘Gospel work’ in South Australia in 1908 and he continued working as an evangelist for the…
Ernest Edward Munns
Ernest Munns was a salesman for the Crown Clothing Company and a member of the Richmond Mission at the time of his hearing before the Military Service Board in Christchurch in December 1917. His objections to military service were on religious…
Frank Money with his wife Ruth and son John
Photograph of Frank Money with his wife Ruth, born Read and their first child John Money, born in 1921.
'A Unique Wartime Photograph'
A scan of a photograph reproduced in The Working Woman, March 1936, of conscientious objectors exercising in Paparua Prison, 1918
The No More War Movement conference, about 1935, in the Page family garden
The No More War Movement conference about 1935 in the Page family garden. Norman Bell is in the centre of the second row (wearing an open-neck shirt). Sarah Saunders Page is on his left, Lincoln Efford on his right. Seated in front are Andrew Kidd,…
