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 | In Memory of - These 56 persons who died between October 1890 and September 1891 were originally buried in Reserve V of the Public Cemetery (towards Tinakori Road) and re-interred on this s..... Located on left side of the exit road leading to Kinross Street, on bank overlooking Anderson Park, close to the Seddon Memorial and the entrance to the Bolton Street Memorial Park. RESERVE V RE-INTERMENTS, 1906 Name; ..... |
 | It can be seen on the Treehouse balcony "The Bee Lady" was displayed in Civic Square as part of a Wellington Festival of the Arts,and was donated to the city by an anonymous benefactor. The sculptor, Alison C..... |
 | Live on Air celebrates the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Lady Norwood Begonia House in 1961. This installation was made possible Tillandsia display warm end of the Begonia House Photographs of the function; guests at function, Mr Wayne Norwood addressing guests and at the ribbon cutting ceremony, and guest speaker Professor Swee Tan |
 | This Tea House was presented to the citizens of Wellington by Sir Walter & Lady..... Outside Begonia House door close to Cafe entrance |
 | Body to Soul. 1997. Mary-Louise Browne. A joint venture between the Wellington Sculpture Trust and the Wellington City Council. Creative NZ. Arts Council of New Zealand. Toi Aotearoa. Top of Norwood Path This black granite staircase is designed to follow the natural incline of
the site and provide a means for the viewer to climb to a grove of beautiful
evergreens on the boundary of the Botanic ..... Bronze plaque |
 | Inner Form by Henry Moore 1898 - 1986. Presented to the City of Wellington
On Salamanca Lawn Bronze Form sculpture by Henry Moore on the Salamanca Lawn. Presented by Fletcher Challenge in 1988, and moved from Midland Park to its present site in 1995. “In..... |
 | Bolton Street Memorial Park, by lawn by the Memorial Chapel. Informative plaque regarding removal of bodies during the construction of the motorway |
 | Public Cemetery; Church of England Cemetery Bolton Street Memorial Park. On Robertson Way, just past everygreen magnolia. Plaque and brick markers along boundary (bricks partly hidden by grass - position indicated). Third, Jewish Ceme..... |
 | In loving memory of Ann elde..... On bank opposite motorway pedestrian bridge. Bronze plaque at base of tombstone |
 | Entrance Gate by Seddon Memorial |
 | Bolton Hotel and the Harris Rose . The roses in this garden are from cuttings of th..... At the entrance to the Bolton Street Memorial Park by the Anglican Mortuary Chapel, Bolton Street The ship Bolton took 154 days to reach Wellington from the UK Bronze plaque on garden edge |
 | To the memory of the early settlers whose remans are reinterred Behind the Anglican Mortuary Chapel, Bolton Entrance Image of Anglican Mortuary Chapel, Bolton Entrance. Final photo of plaque on pedestrian bridge over motorway, top siide. Land was allocated for cemeteries in 1840. Church of England, Public (non-conformist) and Jewish here, Catholics in Mount Street. First recorded burial 1841 for Church of England..... |
 | Site of the sexton's cottage of the public portion of the cemetery. The lawn was the site of the cottage and the garde..... On Robertson Way Bolton Street Memorial Park |
 | A Gift To the City Morva Williams (1907 -2002) , who lived at 2 Ea..... Bolton St Memorial Park Esdale St gifted land. From Easdale Street entrance,go down steps, narrow path on left, to left of large memorial, leads to gifted area. |
 | Wellington Botanic Garden Cable Car entrance redevelopment opened by
On low wall on southern side of paved lookout area. |
 | This extension of the Cacti and Succulent Garden was generously funded
William Wakefield Way, at bottom of new path through extension to garden |
 | These tiles were made by friends and colleagues of Betty Campbell, City Councillor<..... Lower foyer of Treehouse Visitors Centre A total of 54 different tiles created by different people have been mounted on the rear wall. Only the title tile has a name. Cowan lamp feature in foreground - see separate entry The work of Betty Campbell is commemoratedby the Wellington City Council in the Betty Campbell Accommodation Assistance Grants. Betty Campbell Accommodation Assistance Grants are for not-fo..... |
 | The Duckpond Pavilion Funding for the Pavilion was provided by the Friends of the W..... Duck Pond in Main Garden Bronze plaque on step at entrance to the pavilion |
 | Wellington Botanic Garden Duck Pond redevelopment opened by Mark Blumsky Mayor of W..... On the wall of the entrance to the Duck Pond redeveloped area Bronze plaque on wall |
 | On left side. In recognition of the early settlers who reserved this land for a botanic garden in 1844. Also recognising Sir James Hector and the New Zealand Ins..... Main Gate on Glenmore Street The original gates had been put in place 1878, By 1905 they were rather worse for wear and were covered with corrugated iron, then painted to correspond with the fence. When, aft..... |
The listed people were buried in Reserve V, which was where Anderson Park is now. It was designated as Cemetery Reserve but not opened up for burials until 1890-91 under protest from those .....