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Heartlands New Zealand Historians Write About Where History Happened![]() Stock informationGeneral Fields
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Local Descriptiong, faintly stained cover DescriptionNew Zealand Historians Write About Where History Happened A number of New Zealand’s leading historians write about their own favourite historical places – where the past comes alive. Special events or times in our history are linked with their own personal memories and the physical presence of these places today. Anne Salmond muses on her home town of Gisborne, Jock Phillips visits Wanganui, John Wilson recalls adventures on Stewart Island, Michael Kelly reflects on the Basin Reserve, and the fate of the Kiwis at Gallipoli are relived by Ian McGibbon. Table of contentsPreface; Contributors; Introduction Place, Heritage and Identity KYNAN GENTRY; Ohinemutu: Seed of the Pacific PAUL TAPSELL; The Island of My Heart and Dreams: Stewart Island JOHN WILSON; Myth and Monument: History and Petone Beach HELEN McCRACKEN; Wanganui: War Memorial Capital of the World JOCK PHILLIPS; In the Footsteps of the New Zealanders: Gallipoli IAN McGIBBON; Tides of History: Oamaru Harbour GAVIN MCLEAN; Cape Kidnappers: A Sanctuary for More Than Gannets KYNAN GENTRY; Ancestral Places ANNE SALMOND; Dunedin: No Mean City ERIK OLSSEN; Imagining Lambton Quay BEN SCHRADER; Hoteo to Sacred Hill, Tutira and Central: In Search of the Grass Roots of New Zealand History TOM BROOKING; Journeys and Stores: Waiuta in Mind TONY NIGHTINGALE; The 'Lung' of the Capital: The Basin Reserve MICHAEL KELLY; From Wasteland to Playground: Bottle Lake Forest Park KATIE PICKLES; 'A Tangi out the Coast': Puniho Pa, Taranaki ASHLEY SPICE (MORGAN); Endnotes; Index |