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Memory Maker
Craft your own expression of what 'Coming Home' means with this video mixing tool. Remix photographs, graphics, film clips, and music from the years following the First World War and then share your new video with friends and family. The Memory Maker is hosted by the Auckland Museum, with members of the National Digital Forum and others providing the unique content.
Works of literature that relate to Museum collections include:
- Caesar ANZAC Dog by Patricia Stroud
- Lottie Gallipoli Nurse by John Lockyer
- Donkey Man by Glyn Harper
- The Coffin Trenches by Ken Catran
- A Present From the Past by Jennifer Beck and Lindy Fisher
Ministry for Culture and Heritage Comprehensive site – includes multi media and class activities.
Turkish Odyssey The Gallipoli campaign explained from a Turkish perspective, written by a Turkish writer and tour guide.
The Memorials Register An ongoing project to document memorials throughout New Zealand – open to contributions.
Imperial War Museum This online exhibition of the Gallipoli campaign includes panoramas.
First World War.Com More than any other conflict, the Great War inspired writers of all generations and classes, most notably among combatants. This amateur website contains a comprehensive range of such writing.
First World War.Com This section of an amateur website contains archive recordings - audio and video - of politicians, royalty, commanders, battles, songs and speeches from the wartime era.
BBC The radio version of Michael Morpurgo's WarHorse, this production closely observes the novel's storyline which centres around a farm horse, sold from Devon into the mire, wire and machine guns of the Great War.
Living Heritage Project Secondary school project about the Christchurch Hospital Nurses Memorial Chapel, a World War 1 memorial. | 
