Johanna Janssen and her brother

Glenelg Health Camp on Murray-Aynsley Hill

April 1945

Officially opened in April 1945.

Area: South / Cashmere

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Exercise at Glenelg Health Camp

Circa 1960s

Children exercising at Glenelg Health camp.

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Area: South East / Port Hills

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Johanna Janssen and her brother

1964

Johanna Janssen and her brother at Glenelg Health Camp.
Contributor's note: "I stayed at Glenelg for about 6 weeks in 1964."

Area: South / Cashmere

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Glenelg Health Camp

4 August 1977

Exterior of the buildings at Glenelg Health Camp.

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Children lying on stretchers outside the Fresh Air Home

Circa 1925

The Fresh Air Home, Cashmere Sanatorium. Part of the plan to control tuberculosis was to build up the health of children of patients in Coronation Hospital with a programme of regular rest, exercise, good food and exposure to fresh air and sunshine.

Area: South / Cashmere

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Children with jar of pre-decimal coins

13 September 1968

Three children, from left, Lewis Hampton, Rosemary Hajek and Judith Worthington at the Christchurch Star Office with a jar pre-decimal money to raise money for Glenelg Health Camp.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

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Glenelg Health Camp letters

1 August 1985

Glenelg Health Camp children with stamped letters.

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Glenelg Health Camp building

9 November 1984

Exterior of part of the Glenelg Health Camp building

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Glenelg Health Camp rafting trip

2 October 1989

Glenelg Health Camp children rafting on the Avon River.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

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