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1. Riccarton House & Bush
	Riccarton House & Bush offers Guided heritage tours of the historic 1856 homestead, in Riccarton Christchurch. Tours lasting about 90 minutes. Step back in time to a world of Victorian and Edwardian splendour. http://www.riccartonhouse.co.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Tours \| History

2. Air Force Museum
	New Zealand's premier military aviation collection, featuring 28 classic restored aircraft, restoration hangar tours, social history exhibitions and galleries, research facilities, education programmes and souvenir shop. http://www.airforcemuseum.co.nz/ contact Tourist Attractions \| Museums \| History

3. Queen's Redoubt
	Queen's Redoubt is one of the two largest European campaign forts in New Zealand, used during the land wars. http://www.queensredoubt.co.nz/ Military \| History

4. National Archives of New Zealand. Te Whare Tohu Tuhituhinga O Aotearoa

As "Memory of Government" and "Keeper of the Public Record", National Archives ensures access to, and preservation of, those central government records which have significantly affected the development of New Zealand and the lives and liberties of its citizens. We acquire, describe and preserve these government records as archives, relating to almost every aspect of New Zealand life and the lives of individual New Zealanders, from the beginning of British Government in 1840 to the present day. Archives take many forms including manuscripts, photographs, films, maps, tapes, plans, video recordings, books, paintings, drawings, and prints. National Archives ensures that this documentary heritage is preserved for future generations and made accessible to both academic researchers and the general public.
http://www.archives.govt.nz/

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5. Historical Artillery Forts of Auckland

We are registered with DoC as guides and have access to and open areas that are normally closed to the public. We have variety of tours of both North Head and Fort Takapuna. Come and see the location and history of Gun emplacements from 1870's to 1950's.The Russian scare and "Kaskowiski"The design and construction of the 3 main battery positions. Actual guns including the 8-inch BLHP disappearing gun and saluting battery plus much more.
http://www.forts.org.nz/

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6. 75 SQUADRON-RAF-RNZAF ASSOCIATION of NEW ZEALAND
	This is the official website of the NZ and UK Associations of No. 75 Squadron, RFC, RAF and RNZAF. 1916 - 2001. Contains contact details for the two Associations, details on the Squadron numbers four different lives, description and order forms for 75 NZ Accessories items, and copies of the most recent newsletters. http://www.75squadron-raf-rnzaf.com/ contact Military \| History

7. Silver Stream Railway
	Silverstream Railway, home page of the largest and most comprehensive collection of preserved and operating steam locomotives http://www.silverstreamrailway.org.nz/ contact Museums \| History

8. HistoryOrb.com
	HistoryOrb.com has articles on the New Zealand Wars and broad trends in history. Additionally their is an extensive searchable archive of important events, famous births and deaths spanning hundreds of years. http://www.historyorb.com/ History

9. THE TRAIL OF WAITANGI - A trail of New Zealand history.
	This site contains actual short extracts in sequence associated with the history and origins of New Zealand's Treaty of Waitangi involving Colonialism, the forming Government, Maori, missionaries and cannibalism. http://www.waitangi.com/ Maori \| History

10. Subritzky Family
	The history of the noble Subritzky Family of Northland, New Zealand. New Zealand's first Polish Settlers. http://www.subritzky.homestead.com/ Education General \| Family and Genealogy \| History

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