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 | In Memory Of Harold Bruce Henry Artist and bon vivant
Bolton Street Memorial Park on viewing deck in Cemetery. |
 | Donated by the Wellington City Council and the Friends of Bolton St Cemetery as a s..... Bolton Street Memorial Park, around Chapel on lawn |
 | 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. |
 | 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. |
 | Given by Elizabeth Viggers and Friends of Bolton Street MemoriaL Park
Bolton Street MemoriaL Park, Esdale St. gifted land |
 | Eleanor Burger 2.3.48 - 18.8.05 Placed by her friends <.....On William Bramley Way, in the Main Garden, towards the southern end Bronze plaque on seat |
 | 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 |
 | In Loving Memory Of Bartholomew O'Rourke Cahill . 1905 -1989.<..... Lady Norwood Rose Garden third seat away from the fountain on gravel path between quadrant three and quadrant four towards the herb garden Bronze plaque on seat |
 | Ian Joseph Cairns 1930 - 2000 So one thing will never cease <.....William Wakefield Drive, by Soundshell lawn Bronze plaque on seat |
 | This Californian Sycamore symbolises the ties of goodwill between the people of Wel..... On the Glenmore Street bank near the Boundary Road pathway The tree is no longer there and has not been repaced because of space restrictions. The plaque is supposidly there, but cannot be found. Illustration is NOT from specimen in Garden California Sycamore - Goodwill tree between architects of Wellington and California |
 | 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..... |
 | Ronald Fraser Campbell 1956 - 1985 Rest peacefully Duck Pond Bronze plaque on seat |
 | Acer saccharum. Canadian Sugar or Rock Maple. Planted by The Mayoress of Wellington, Mrs F.J.Kitts, to co..... These sugar maples were moved from their original site, I think the mid-70's as they were getting too..... An interesting e-mail received in 2012 "AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! While searching the internet I just discovered the pictures of trees donated by the Royal Can..... |
 | In memory of Charles Arthur Carpenter Born 8 August 1906 - Austral..... Australian Garden, north end. Bronze plaque on seat |
 | Pinus muricata. Planted by Her Excellency the Governor General of New Zealand the Pinetum Governor General Dame Silvia Cartwright offciated at a ceremonial tree-planting in the James Hector Pinetum. She was ably assisted in the planting of a Bishop's Pine by local school chi..... |
 | Dedicated with love from the families of Emma and Steve Chamberlain-Pengell..... Sound Shell Lawn; Main Garden |
 | To commemorate the love of William (Will) and Catherine (Joyce) Chesterman. Inside Founders' Gate, northern end of William Bramley Drive Bronze plaque on seat |
 | No plaque Cork Oak Path off Remembrance Ridge (track 29) Quercus suber - cork oaks were planted about 1878 by the Colonial Secretary - Dr Andrew Sinclair. Seed was taken from a tree planted in Auckland in 1855 and 5 trees were..... |
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.....