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Structures and Sites |
AKAROA LIGHTHOUSE |
The importance of sea transport in Akaroa’s history is symbolised by this handsome 19th century lighthouse. |
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Commercial Buildings |
AKAROA SUPPLY STORE |
The simplified Italianate style of this imposing building was favoured for commercial premises throughout New Zealand from the 1870s. |
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Commercial Buildings |
ARTISANS’ GALLERY |
Three identical cottages were built on Rue Lavaud in 1907. The two that remain are now commercial premises.
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Commercial Buildings |
BANK OF NEW ZEALAND |
Akaroa’s Italianate Bank of New Zealand building is typical of bank buildings in many smaller New Zealand towns. |
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Structures and Sites |
BEACH ROAD BRIDGE |
This solid bridge over Aylmer Stream, right where it enters the sea, still meets the needs of local traffic 120 years after it was built. |
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Dwellings |
BLYTHCLIFFE |
One of Akaroa’s most distinctive early large houses, Blythcliffe has an important place in New Zealand’s architectural history. |
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Commercial Buildings |
BON ACCORD |
Loved for its odd appearance, this small building saw an interesting change of use, years ago, from church to offices. |
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Dwellings |
BURNSIDE GARDENS |
This handsome, well-proportioned square villa was built in the first decade of the 20th century. |
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Commercial Buildings |
ÇA BOUGE |
Though this nondescript building has been greatly altered, its history gives it interest. |
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Dwellings |
CAPTAIN BRUCE’S COTTAGE |
Two separate parts of different ages make up this cottage, but they sit comfortably together. |
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