Free self-guided audio walks, told by the people who were there. Bring headphones.
You fall into step with somebody you've never seen before, and probably never see again.Earthquake Memory Walk
I'd taken the week off work, because I was getting married on the Saturday.Earthquake Memory Walk
Forgiveness and permission were very easy to get after the earthquake.Earthquake Memory Walk
Spare a thought for the kids who had the steep hills of Lyttelton to tackle on their paper routes.Lyttelton Stories
Put your headphones on, walk the route, and listen to the people who were there. Every walk is free.
More than 30 voices from the CEISMIC archive, from people who were in the central city on 22 February 2011.
Mischief and misfortune in the harbour town, and the mysterious Goat Man.
The tour that split the country, remembered street by street by people who were on both sides of it.
Our Stories Project Trust is a registered charity with a mission to connect communities through storytelling and to make local history accessible.
We train students to be oral historians and record stories from people in their local community. Those stories are edited, mapped to the places they happened, and given back to everyone for free.
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We train students to be oral historians and record stories from people in their local community.
Free for New Zealand schools. We bring the training, the recording kit and the editing.
You don't need us in the room. Our recording tool walks you through the questions and keeps the audio safe.
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