Credits

Special Collections Librarian - Bronwyn Matthews

Treasures of the University of Canterbury Library authors - Peter Carrell, Jennifer Clement, Peter S. Field, Richard N. Holdaway, Chris Jones, Euan Mason, Gary Morrison, Andy Pratt, Brian W. Pritchard, Gareth Pritchard, Ursula Rack, W. R. Sykes, Te Maire Tau

Music - Recording of the Waimakariri Waltz and Rakaia Waltz was arranged by Brian W. Pritchard. The pianist was Iola Shelley and the sound engineer was Stephen Compton (School of Music)

Interview Subjects - Jennifer Clement, Chris Jones, Peter S. Field, Andy Pratt

Photography - Duncan Shaw-Brown, Eve Welch

Vice-Chancellor - Rod Carr

For Canterbury Museum

Lead Curator - Sarah Murray

Curatorial team – Natalie Cadenhead, Amy Findlater, Roger Fyfe, Norton Hiller, Kerry McCarthy, Simon Pollard, Jennifer Quérée, Paul Scofield

Exhibitions team – Sebastian Denise, Daniel McQueen, Stephen Pennruscoe

Collections staff – Lesley Colsell, Michael Davies, Rachael Fone

Interview Subjects - Roger Fyfe, Paul Scofield

Photography - Hamish Anderson, Nicolas Biogelet

Director - Anthony Wright

Webdesign

Marie Johnson (UC Web Support); Online editor: Rachael Harris

Film Inserts

Rob Stowell (UC Digital Media Group); Mikaela Hood (Interviewer)

A physical exhibition featuring one pairing from each of the four sections of the online exhibition ran in the James Hight Building on the University of Canterbury's Ilam Campus between 10 September and 2 November 2012.

This exhibition was completed with the support of the Ngāi Tahu Research Centre. The exhibition team wish to extend their sincere thanks to its Director, Associate Professor Te Maire Tau.