Whanganui region
The Whanganui River
Floodwaters, Whanganui, 1904 (1st of 2)
Floodwaters, Waitōtara, 2004 (2nd of 2)
Victoria Avenue, 1910s (1st of 2)
Ships and riverside wharves, around 1900 (2nd of 2)
Royal Whanganui Opera House
Whanganui or Wanganui?
Whanganui region landforms
Hill country from the Ruahine Range
River valley and hill country
Coastline north-west of Whanganui
Ventifacts
Whanganui vegetation
Planting marram grass
Railway workers in the bush
Sawmill, Ohakune
Native forest, Whanganui National Park
Canoes, tribes and sub-tribes of the Whanganui region
Carving of Turi
Tamatea’s cave
Te Horotaraipi meeting house
Pūtiki pā, about 1850
Pūtiki church and Mete Kīngi’s house
Whanganui settlement and its stockades, 1847
John Gilfillan (1st of 2)
The Gilfillan massacre (2nd of 2)
Buying the Rangitīkei block
Whanganui town, 1850s (1st of 2)
Building roads, 1850s (2nd of 2)
Conflict around Whanganui, 1864–69
Māori prisoners under guard, 1866
Meeting at Pūtiki, May 1864 (1st of 3)
Whanganui Māori and the Moutoa flag (2nd of 3)
Moutoa battle memorial, 1860s (3rd of 3)
Letter from Tītokowaru
Marton drill hall
Victoria Avenue, Whanganui, 1920s
Expanding European settlement, 1850s to 1900s
Whanganui town bridge, around 1904 (1st of 2)
Town bridge closing certificate (2nd of 2)
Turakina cemetery
Ohakune, around 1910
Whanganui, New Plymouth and Palmerston North populations, 1926–2013
Maria Place, 1930s (1st of 2)
New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Co. building, 1930s (2nd of 2)
Abandoned farm
Store closure at Hīhītahi, 1964
Coastal shipping
Wanganui Trawlers
Tūroa skifield
Eastown railway workshops
Pacific Helmets
The Waimarie (1st of 2)
The no. 12 tram (2nd of 2)
Māori and non-Māori population, 1874–2013
Publicising the Rātana movement
The Whanganui River Māori Trust Board
Occupying Pākaitore (Moutoa Gardens)
Signing the Pākaitore settlement, 2007
Taranaki–Wellington province boundary
The mayor and the gangs
John Ballance
Tariana Turia
Wanganui Girls' College prefects, 1931
UCOL graduates
Kiwi the racehorse
Butcher them!
William Webb
Peter Snell
Canoes on the Whanganui River
Roadside Stories: A world record at Cooks Gardens
Te Mata o Hoturoa
Te Matapihi
Blowing glass
St John’s churches, Pōrewa
Edith Collier, ‘Grazing sheep’
Wanganui Collegiate, 1912
T. W. Downes on the Whanganui River
Jerusalem sonnets
Douglas Lilburn's childhood home