Tēnā koe and Welcome to Kete Tasman 

Kete Tasman is an online archive of personal stories, images, audio, documents and web links. It is a place Studio portrait of Anna Hill holding a hatfor the community to preserve and share material about local events, people, places and experiences - both current and historical.

Kete Tasman contains material from public and private collections; it promotes and supports the creation and sharing of everyday cultural and heritage content. Kete is a unique local resource built by the collaborative efforts of our community.

It covers the Nelson-Tasman region of New Zealand, from Farewell Spit to south of Murchison, from Western Golden Bay to the Richmond Ranges in the East.

You are invited to add your personal stories, photographs, video and audio to this kete. Help us create a vibrant and interesting site that truly captures the spirit of our place.

Kete Tasman is hosted by Tasman District Libraries and supported by the National Library of New Zealand and the Aotearoa People's Network Kaharoa. It utilises open source software developed by Katipo Communications and the Horowhenua Trust.

 Please contact the library if you have any questions or need assistance adding your material to the Kete.

Email: web.reference@tasman.govt.nz

Website: www.taslib.govt.nz

 

Latest 8 topics

Inside the Attic.
Items donated to or purchased by the NZSG - Nelson Branch for the Attic Library
Takaka or Golden Bay Home Guard?.
We need your help identifying the people in these photos
Flood.
In December 2011 heavy rainfall across the Nelson Tasman region caused wide spread flooding and slips
The big snow of 1931.
Personal accounts, photos and video related to disasters in the Nelson-Tasman area. Add your own story or photos
Oral Histories.
Oral histories relating to the early days of European settlement in Richmond, Tasman (New Zealand).
Newport Miller Wedding.
Share your family history with others. (Nelson-Tasman area of New Zealand)
71 Wensley Road.
The Richmond History Project Photographs of old houses in Richmond. Taken in the early 1980s

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Random Image from the Archive

Headstone of Alfred, Sarah and Oswald Baigent.

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