

Joseph Brosnahan and his father Sean Brosnahan retraced the footsteps of Otago soldiers in World War 1 for a documentary showing at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour
Joseph Brosnahan and his father Sean Brosnahan retraced the footsteps of Otago soldiers in World War 1 for a documentary showing at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour


Map of central Dunedin showing where World War 1 casualties from the city lived. The map was displayed in the ''Dunedin's Great War'' exhibition. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour
Map of central Dunedin showing where World War 1 casualties from the city lived. The map was displayed in the ''Dunedin's Great War'' exhibition. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour


Toitu Otago Settlers Museum curator and historian Sean Brosnahan has a black belt in karate, and has been researching the impact of WW1 battles on Dunedin and Otago. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour
Toitu Otago Settlers Museum curator and historian Sean Brosnahan has a black belt in karate, and has been researching the impact of WW1 battles on Dunedin and Otago. : Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour
Following 'unlucky Otagos' an honour
Dean Brosnahan vividly recalls an ''amazing experience'' when filming a documentary about Otago soldiers in World War I.
