Looking towards the west along Moore's Valley Road (in the foreground) and the Wainuiomata River, where the Main Road...
Wainuiomata: Housing (Page 3)
Housing development in Wainuiomata started after World War II as the population rapidly expanded. The growing populations’ demands led to an increase in housing construction. Today, Wainuiomata is expanding in Arakura, Parkway, and other areas. While areas already developed, are experiencing a trend toward high density housing replacing older homes that sit on quarter-acre sections.
In 1867, John McIlvride, the postmaster, is believed to have constructed the Wainui-O-Mata school masters house.
Collis House
David Johnson / / / History, Photos, Homes, Housing / 0Collis House, built in the early 1860s, is named after the Collis family who settled in Wainuiomata. The house...
Scholes Cottage
David Johnson / / / History, Photos, Homes, Housing / 0Thomas Scholes (1839–1923) constructed this cottage around 1865 on Coast Road, and it remains standing at 103 Coast Road...
The old homestead, Willow Bank, Wainuiomata was built in 1862. Willow Bank was on the west bank of the...
Ōrongorongo Station & Homestead in Wainuiomata
David Johnson / / / History, Buildings, Homes, Housing / 0Ōrongorongo Station in Wainuiomata was established around 1846 when Daniel Riddiford occupied the land after arriving in Wellington in...
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