Image sourced from Alexander Turnbull Library.
This photograph, taken by Frederick James Halse on 1 April 1888, captures the bridge on Moores Valley Road spanning the Wainuiomata Stream. The vantage point for the photo was Smith’s Whare (also known as Stock’s Whare), which overlooked the Wainuiomata River. The bridge was eventually replaced by a culvert and this culvert was eventually upgraded in 2007.
We regret to learn from the Sydney Morning Herald of the death of Mr William Clark, C.E., the well...
Gazing down on Sunny Grove from the Mount Crowther Track in 1988, the firebreak and track behind the odd-numbered...
Looking down upon Wainuiomata in approximately the year 1990 as seen from the top of the Wainuiomata Hill.
In 2007, the area behind the lower dam was reverted to a wetlands. This was the habitat before construction...
View of Richard Prouse Park on the western side of the Wainuiomata River with a water pipe just visible...
Mr. J. R. George attended as a deputation from the Wellington Racing Club to urge that the Council, in...
Pictured is the dismantling of the Morton Dam strainer facility during the 1990s. Morton Dam was decommissioned earlier in...
The construction of Solomon's Knob dam at Wainui-o-mata is nearing completion and will be handed over to the council...
