Back onto Colombo Street, this time North of the Square.
Johnson’s Grocery.
The Knox Church on the corner of Victoria Street and Bealey Avenue.
Victoria Street closer to the city centre.
The Methodist Church on Durham Street, thought to be the first stone building on the Plains.
Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings (1858 to 1865) designed by Benjamin Mountfort, Canterbury's leading Gothic Revival architect.
Cramner Courts, site of the former Normal School and Girls' High School.
The Old Teachers' Training College.
Scott's statue on Worcester Boulevard.
Across the road, Our City Otautahi.
The old Library in Hereford Street, across the road from the current Police Station.
The Arts Centre complex. Until the 1970s, the site of Canterbury University.
And finally Cathedral Square. This statue of John Robert Godley, Canterbury’s founder, has stood here since 1867.
The Press Building in the Western corner of the Square.
The old Regent cinema dome.