Alexander Turnbull Library
We hold New Zealand’s national documentary heritage collections, originally based on Alexander Turnbull's private collection, which has grown to contain millions of items across a wide range of formats.
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Boxers, Vaughn versus Tuna Scanlan, Wellington Town HallAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage -
Scenes taken at Hui Topu, the first all Aotearoa Anglican Maori hui, Turangawaewae Marae, NgaruawahiaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Tūrangawaewae Marae
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Scenes taken at Hui Topu, the first all Aotearoa Anglican Maori hui, Turangawaewae Marae, NgaruawahiaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Multiple Locations
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Scenes taken at Hui Topu, the first all Aotearoa Anglican Maori hui, Turangawaewae Marae, NgaruawahiaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Multiple Locations
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Ferry Terminal, Queens Wharf, AucklandAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Auckland City
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Street scene on Thorndon Quay, WellingtonAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Thorndon Quay
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Soldiers at a New Zealand General Hospital, during World War 2, probably Helwan, EgyptAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Helwan
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Scenes in Wellesley Street, AucklandAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Wellesley Street
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Vogel wedding partyAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage
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Commodore Blake inspecting a guard of honourAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage
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Geoffrey BlakeAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage
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Loutherbourg, Philippe Jacques de, 1740-1812 :The Apotheosis of Captain Cook from a design of P. J. de Loutherbourg, R. A. The view of Karakakooa Bay is from a drawing by John Webber R. A. (the last he made) in the collection of Mr G. Baker. London. Published January 20 1794 by J. Thane, Spur Street, Leicester SquareAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Hawaiʻi
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