Discover the rich history of Russell Square, a South Invercargill landmark steeped in community spirit and wartime legacy. Originally established in 1921 as a public works initiative to support unemployed servicemen after World War I, the square stands as a tribute to their dedication and resilience. Named after the renowned Russell Square in London, this park embodies a poignant connection to the sacrifices and contributions of New Zealand soldiers.
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To learn more about the history of the Knox Presbyterian Church and its recent restoration check out The Church 1914 facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/thechurch1914 or website https://thechurch1914.co.nz/
To learn more about South School, you can explore the material held at the Invercargill Archives: http://archives.ilibrary.co.nz/repositories/icca/resources/invercargill_south_school
