Ron tells us about camping at Glendhu Bay in the 1920s and his memories of camping in this area over many years.

Catherine recounts her memories of her grandparents and what she knows of the connection between her grandfather and gold miners, as well as life in the Cardrona Valley.

Marie shares all she has learnt about Ferryman’s Cottage, the previous inhabitants, renovations and changes and what it represents to the local community.

Peter remembers his holidays in Wānaka during the 1950s and reflects on how the town has changed.

Brian talks about building the Queensberry Inn, starting the Luggate Flour Mill, rabbit trapping, his electrical business and TV arriving in Wānaka.

Martin discusses living in Cardrona, making music, horse trekking and local transport.

Marilyn reflects on her decade involvement with the “Friends of Wānaka Library” group, discussing the community and events she was part of.

Ralph discusses the Wanaka Station, the General Store, Wānaka Airport, NASA balloon programme, community groups and events.

Margaret remembers her years at West Wanaka Station, farm living and her time opening and running a motel in Wānaka.

Rob discusses the Albert Town punt, farming, local community, Luggate and the fire service.

Rosemary discusses how her mother’s family moved to Wānaka (then Pembroke) in 1916, her grandfather working at Wānaka Station, and the community events her mother attended.