Brent Piebenga atop the Lancaster Park lights

About 1995 to about 1997

Portrait of Brent Piebenga standing atop the Lancaster Park lights during their construction, with the Port Hills rising to the southeast behind him.

Contributors note: "This is a photo of my partners younger brother Brent Piebenga (deceased) on top of the Lancaster Park lights when they were under construction. He was working on the construction of them and his friend and workmate, also Brent took the photo. This was early/mid 90's."

Creator: Trudy Maynard

Contributor: Trudy Maynard

Source: Entry in the 2025 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.

Reference ID: CCL-PH25-TrMay-0001

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Brent Piebenga atop the Lancaster Park lights

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