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The Citizen’s War Memorial Unveiled – 7th June 1937

By Annette Bulovic on June 7, 1937

On 7th June 1937, the Citizen’s War Memorial was unveiled in Cathedral Square; a gift to the city from Christchurch business man, George Gould II. The son of early settler, George Gould Senior, he was from proud stock. His father had been the first to erect a building in Christchurch which became the first general …

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