Historic Places Central Otago Newsletter January 2016 has been released.
You can download a copy of the newsletter from this link:
HPCO Newsletter January 2016 copy 2
Historic Places Central Otago Newsletter January 2016 has been released.
You can download a copy of the newsletter from this link:
HPCO Newsletter January 2016 copy 2
This Historic Places Central Otago Newsletter (July 2015) is available to be downloaded at the following link: HPCO Newsletter July 2015 for HPA
HPCO Annual General Meeting
Date: Saturday 15 August 2015
Time: 2pm
Venue: SBS Room,
Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery
Speaker: Lex McLean on the Nevis
Afternoon tea will be served at the end of the proceedings. (more…)
We invite you to a Heritage tour with a difference on Sunday 2 November starting at 9am from the Big Fruit at Cromwell and finishing at approx 3.30 pm at Butlers Farm, Fruitlands.
The Heritage and Notable trees in our region, are probably either not observed closely, or taken for granted as just being there like statues. (more…)
As a supporter of our heritage events we invite you to attend our 2014 AGM and help us celebrate another successful year of heritage with Historic Places Central Otago.
We also invite you to become a members of our organisation and you can do this quite easily at the AGM. (more…)
Submission on Resource Consent Application Number 140133
28-34 Sunderland Street made by the Loki Trust
"Altered Olivers plans supported" (Otago Daily Times online article 13th August 2014)
http://www.odt.co.nz/regions/central-otago/312434/altered-olivers-plans-supported
"Submissions Favour Olivers Expansion Plan" (Otago Daily Times online article 30th July 2014)
http://www.odt.co.nz/regions/central-otago/311053/submissions-favour-olivers-expansion-plan
Craft brewery planned Olivers (Otago Daily Times online article 11th July 2014)
http://www.odt.co.nz/regions/central-otago/308939/craft-brewery-planned-olivers
On a cold frosty night, May 30th 2014, new and old Naseby residents gathered outside the old Post Office in Derwent Street to celebrate the return of the old street lamps.
The official turning on of these lamps would have been almost as exciting as when power first came to the small township in 1947 and the old kerosene lamps were used no more. (more…)
The CODC District Plan Schedule 19.4: Register of Heritage Buildings, Places, Sites & Objects and Notable Trees is to be reviewed and revised over the next two years as part of the District Plan review to be completed before 2018.
The Central Otago Heritage Trust, which is the lead heritage organisation in developing a heritage strategy for Central Otago has undertaken to review how Schedule 19.4 should be drawn together. Historic Places Central Otago (your organisation) is one of the organisations that make up the COHT (more…)