Dunedin Then & Now Part Three

Take a step back through time and experience a new take on Dunedin heritage. This is the third and final of a three-part 'Then and Now' series, matching scenes from interesting archival films with their present-day views throughout Dunedin Ōtepoti. Come along as we visit King Edward Court building (previously the Dunedin Technical School), take in city vistas from Signal Hill (showing the Dunedin's centennial memorial stone, gifted from Scotland's Edinburgh Castle in 1941) and scenes of the First Church of Otago and the University of Otago. We finish up with a lively capping parade for the students of 1926. 0:00 Dunedin Technical School/ King Edward Court 0:26 View from Signal Hill 0:56 First Church 1:52 Knox Church 2:01 University of Otago 3:03 Credits Check out more of our 'Then & Now' videos on our playlist: https://bit.ly/3pu4GPj. Follow us for more archival content like this posted every day on our Facebook page:   / ngataongasv   Archival films in order of appearance: DUNEDIN CITY (1926) https://bit.ly/2Ot0AZZ THE LAND WE LIVE IN (1919) https://bit.ly/3qlapYd 10,000 MILES THROUGH NZ BY MOBILE UNIT (1949) https://bit.ly/2ZFICG6 [DUNEDIN 1912] https://bit.ly/3u0srBe [DUNEDIN] (1955) https://bit.ly/2NyT5k5 SCHOOLS UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH ISLAND (1927) https://bit.ly/37f0v2A Visit us at our website: https://www.ngataonga.org.nz/ The New Zealand Archive of Film, Television and Sound, Ngā Taonga Whitiāhua Me Ngā Taonga Kōrero.