East Coast Bays Library Collections & Services
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Local History Archives
The Friends of East Coast Bays Library
Local Archives contains a wide variety of materials about the East Coast
Bays (From Campbells Bay to Long Bay), including:
- About 1000 photographs from the 1890s to present. Includes W.J. Ellis
and Ian Morris collections.
- Oral History tapes - about 20 from 1982-present with abstracts.
- Newspaper cuttings files relating to ECB people, places, events, e.g.
jubilees, 1993-2002. Includes adverts. Searchable by card index.
- Historical memories, newspaper articles, scrapbooks, ephemera.
- Long Bay and Rangitoto College magazines 1960s-2002, special edition
newspapers and jubilee publications.
- Publications
- Early Days in the East Coast Bays - School Social Studies material
with photographs.
- Fifty Years on the Press
- Special Collections
- East Coast Bays Little Festival of Arts & Crafts 1966-95 includes
committee records, photographs, ephemera.
- Mairangi Players 1952-2002. History, newsletters, programmes.
- Torbay Folk Music Society scrapbook 1979-84
- Browns Bay Boating Club & Trailer Yacht Squadron club records,
newsletters, etc. 1980-94
- North Shore Girls' Marching Association records & photographs
1977-84
- Friends of ECB Library
Society records, photographs from 1982-present.
The collection can be accessed by making an appointment with the Archivist
at East Coast Bays Library. The
New Zealand National Archive of Archives and Manuscripts also contains
information about this collection.
Newspapers and Magazines
The Ethel Baxter room houses a comprehensive selection of general magazines
and several national newspapers.
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