This aerial image taken in 1954 shows the waterworks area . You can see both the Lower Dam and Morton Dam. A small settlement with homes can be seen in the same location where the water museum and two other homes are today.
Sourced from the LINZ Data Service and licensed for reuse under the CC BY 4.0 licence.
The City Surveyor having reported that the specifications, &c., for the tunnel in connection with the Wainuiomata water supply.
Further correspondence from Mrs Isabella McIlvride, in reference to her claim for compensation for losses sustained.
A memory around 1972 of 'Northbrook' house in Wainuiomata which was originally inhabited by the Wood family.
A slight accident occurred at the tunnel where some men were engaged repairing the Wainuiomata water supply.
Proposals made by the Wellington Acclimatisation Society for thinning out deer at the Wainui-o-mata waterworks reserve.
Homedale Road is named after Homedale, the oldest area in Wainuiomata. The name signifies a house located in a...
Walking along Reservoir Road, a segment of the Gums Loop Walk, is a vehicle-free experience open to the public....
The Mayor, and Councillors Edwards, Richardson, Smith, and Brandon, accompanied by the City Surveyor (Mr Loughrey)
Located in Wainuiomata Primary School, it is open 2pm-4pm every Sunday. Learn more →.
