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We’d like to share some of our best photographic memories with you. We hope this will educate as well as inspire interest in the preservation of photographic memorabilia.
Preserving the past through photography
The Archives & Museum welcomes donations of photographs of historic interest to The Salvation Army. When submitting photographs for our collection provide as much accurate background information as possible.
Record names, where the photo was taken, the date and the occasion on the back of the photograph. Please use a pencil (not a ballpoint pen) as chemicals from the ink will damage the photo.
Take care handling and storing your photos. If you take care of your precious historical memories they will be appreciated by generations to come.
Commissioner Wesley Harris, HRH Princess Anne, and Commissioner Margaret Harris at the opening of the new Territorial Headquarters, Cuba St, Wellington, 1990.
Members of the Student Evangelistic Trek team taking a break during their mission in Fiji in 1972.
Central Recovery Church groups from Kaitaia to New Plymouth during camp on Rotoroa Island, February 2007.
Norman Bicknell was a well-regarded chaplain during World War II and remained in the Military Chaplaincy until his retirement.
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Please come and see us on weekdays between 9am - 10am and 10:30am to noon. Afternoons may be arranged by appointment.
The Salvation Army Archives Department
204 Cuba Street
Wellington, 6011
Phone: + 64 4 382 0732
Email: Archives
Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
The Salvation Army Heritage and Museum welcomes information and donations of Salvation Army memorabilia.
We welcome: photographs, slides, videos and films; letters, books and oral histories; records, cassettes and digital recordings; books and manuscripts; uniforms and badges; plus records from Salvation Army corps and centres.