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Ewelme Cottage
Ewelme Cottage in Parnell, Auckland, was commissioned by Rev Vicesimus Lush in 1864 and has remained largely unchanged ever since.
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Alberton is a fantastic glimpse into the daily domestic life of a colonial family, and early Auckland’s fashionable set.
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Located in Newmarket, Highwic is the sprawling home of Alfred Buckland, first wife Eliza, then second wife Matilda, and 21 children over the years.
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Visiting Ewelme Cottage is an immersive experience, displaying the lives of a middle class Victorian clerical family.
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Visit heritage
Heritage New Zealand wishes to enrich the lives of Tangata in Aotearoa by enabling them to visit Heritage sites across the country.
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This beautiful kauri house tells the story of Jane Clendon, widowed and left to raise eight children under the age of 16 on her own.
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After the Canterbury earthquakes collapsed the tower and its three-storey station, the timeball and its tower have been rebuilt.
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With a history of subversion and political agitation, this was the family home of Kate Sheppard between 1888 and 1902.
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Te Waimate Mission
Te Waimate Mission features Aotearoa New Zealand's second oldest surviving building, and was established as a model farming village.
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The 1839 Mangungu Mission house is an example of heritage conservation in progress. Visit the mission house to learn about its nomadic history.
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Thursdays at the mill
These blokes have met weekly at the mill for 15 years, with the ambition of bringing the old mill back to life.