View from the Sign of the Bellbird

12 November 2007

Sign of the Bellbird, originally developed in 1914 by Harry Ell as a tearooms and caretaker's cottage. Over the years the building deteriorated, until it was rebuilt as a shelter.

Creator: Shannon Stevenson

Area: South East / Port Hills

Contributor: Shannon Stevenson

Source: View in canterburystories.nz

Reference ID: CCL-DW-115191

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View from the Sign of the Bellbird

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