Looking at the two water pipes in Richard Prouse Park from Reservoir Road toward Wainuiomata River. Today, there is a single pipe and it is buried in this same location as evidenced by a hump in the landscape where the pipe runs.
Tags: Pipeline Reserves & Parks WaterworksConstructed in the early 1860s, Sinclair House was the home of Isabella Sinclair (1803 – 1882). Subsequently renamed Dyers...
Further correspondence from Mrs Isabella McIlvride, in reference to her claim for compensation for losses sustained.
Parts of a wartime Kittyhawk fighter which crashed in the Orongorongo Ranges near Wainuiomata 27 years ago were salvaged...
It is expected that the water will reach town from Wainui-o-mata this evening, should no accident occur in the...
The Wellington City Councillors paid an official visit to the Wainui-o-mata waterworks on Saturday and closely examined the race.
The Wainuiomata Wastewater Treatment Plant was decommissioned in November 2001 after serving the community since the 1950s.
Explore the history of Whitcher Grove, once home to the Sinclair family, known for their mill operation and stately...
Two huts known through oral history were said to exist on The Terrace in Reservoir Valley, but they...
