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The Freeth Winery
George Freeth was born to early Nelson settlers who moved to Marlborough when he was a boy. At first he was a bushman in Koromiko, but in 1880...
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Nelson's orphanages and children's homes
The Nelson region has supported homes for children since the 19th Century. Details and research resources about these institutions have been provided at the end of this story. Each institution has...
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Whekenui School
Whekenui School, Tory Channel One of New Zealand's most remote schools, Whekenui School operated only from 1951 to 1962. Local children had previously been enrolled in the Correspondence School, with an untrained...
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The Wairau Bar skull
*Morning Talks * Morning talks at Redwoodtown Primary School were a part of the day (usually Monday) when children shared a recent event in their lives with the class. This could be...
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St. Johns in the Wilderness Koromiko
St Johns in the Wilderness is an Anglican Church in Koromiko, near Picton, Marlborough New Zealand. It has a Historic Places Trust registration of category 2, status B. * * Sir Paul...
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