The ranger’s office in Wainuiomata Regional Park is housed in a building with historical significance. Originally constructed to accommodate staff involved in the area’s water catchment operations, this structure has been repurposed over time. Today, it serves as both the park ranger’s office and the Wainuiomata Water Museum, which showcases artefacts and exhibits related to the region’s water collection history.
Tags: Buildings Reserves & ParksThis old log arch cart lies hidden in the bush of Reservoir Valley, serving as a historical relic of...
Looking down upon The Village in the year 1946. The outlook encompasses Moores Valley Road, Main Road, and various...
View of a section of Wainuiomata River that dissects Richard Prouse Park. The river is a popular place for...
An aerial photograph taken on 30th December 1974 captures the upper Moores Valley and you can see the Strand...
Photo of The Garden of Remembrance in Wainuiomata taken in the year 2023. This cemetery site is located in...
The Wainuiomata Historical Museum proudly houses a diverse collection of historical exhibits that vividly depict its rich heritage.
The Wainuiomata Community Water Station serves as a crucial component of the region's emergency water supply network.
About the history of Sunny Grove in Wainuiomata. The name of Sunny Grove took place on a rainy day...
