Architectural, Cultural sights in Auckland
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Kinder House
The simply restored Kinder House is built of volcanic stone (1857). Designed by Frederick Thatcher, it displays the subtle but skilful watercolours and memorabilia of the Reverend Dr John Kinder (1819–1903), who was the headmaster of the Church of England Grammar School. Enthusiastic and informative guided tours are provided.
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Alberton
A classic colonial mansion (1863), Alberton offers tours and was used as a location for some scenes in The Piano. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the grounds.
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Ewelme Cottage
Ewelme Cottage is a storybook affair that was built for a clergyman in 1864 and has been left in startlingly good condition.
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Victorian merchant houses
Auckland University campus stretches over several streets and incorporates a row of stately Victorian merchant houses .
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Highwic
Highwic is a marvellous example of a Carpenter Gothic house (1862), sitting amid lush, landscaped grounds.
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