Vincent John Baird Hall has his photograph taken in front of a Sphinx in Egypt.

The diary of Thomas Marshall Percy Grace during the Gallipoli landing.

A souvenir badge was worn by family and friends of George Bollinger, commemorating the battle of Dardanelles.

A Mothers of Empire Badge worn by Agnes Paisley who had three sons sent to fight in the war. 

A Peace Celebration Badge worn in memory of Athol Hudson.

Marlborough High School Roll of Honour made in 1915 with the end date of the war blank, unsure of when, or even if, the rest of the soldiers would be home.

The Hawera and Normanby Star that paid special remembrance to Kark Justus Strack.

The Map of Girdlestones's Track which is named in memory of Hubert Earle Girdlestone.

The souvenir Leonard Truscott sent to family at home. 

The Attestation Form of Te Rauangaanga Mahuta.

The Evening Post that delivered news of Henry Edmund Stratford when he was admitted to hospital.

A memorial bell was purchased from the National War Memorial Carillon in memory of Leslie Heron Beauchamp.

A family portrait of Middleton Beckett and his sister.

A photo of The Wanganui Collegiate 1910 1st XV.  Thirteen men served, five did not return.

Telegrams sent to Mrs Friar reporting news of her son, William Robert (Bill) Friar.

The grave card of Richard John Spotswood Seddon.

Samuel Arnold Atkinson writes a letter home to his son Hurworth.

A photograph of the Old Boys of Wanganui Collegiate during their last dinner at Cairo.

The Takapuna School gates memorial, a way of remembering Athol Thomas Hart.

The Casualty Record of Edward Herman Weber.

Charles Frederick Alison writes a letter to loved ones back home.

J.P Firth, Headmaster of Wellington College writes a letter of condolence to the families of every Old Boy that were killed at war.

The St Cuthburt's Buttons and Roll of Honour was a special way of honouring those at war when the girls of St Cuthburt's couldn't serve themselves.

The Dental record of William Henry Lynch.

The Memorial windows of Ronald Douglas McLean and Joseph Keith Hunter.

The Gallie Shield was gifted to Wellington College by John Gallie in memory of his two sons Capt. Oscar E. Gallie and Capt. Victor J. Gallie.

A portrait of Harriet Simeon (nee Sandland).

A Map of Moray Place, Dunedin showing how whole streets felt the effects of war.

The Hellenstein Bros. logo that was worn by soldiers including Harold Hallenstein Fels.

A plan of oak trees lining the streets of Oamaru in memory of someone who fell during the war.

The E String of Alexander Aitken's violin.

The Memorial Scroll sent to Alexander Campbell Robertson's Next of Kin which accompanied his Dead Man's Penny.