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Dates to Remember
President Marcia Roberts 09-418 0397
Vice President Brian Potter 09-483 3400
Vice President Colleen Durham 09-483 4001
Vice President Brian Potter 09-483 3400
Vice President Colleen Durham 09-483 4001
2019 Events
Visitors welcome
Saturday August 10th 2-4pm
St Andrews Church Hall,
172 Hinemoa Street
Guest speaker : John Adams
Topic: Heritage gardens, and recent research on local War Memorial plantings.
St Andrews Church Hall,
172 Hinemoa Street
Guest speaker : John Adams
Topic: Heritage gardens, and recent research on local War Memorial plantings.
Saturday August 31st 10am-3.30pm
N.Z. Historical Federation,
Auckland Regional Meeting Lake House,
Takapuna
N.Z. Historical Federation,
Auckland Regional Meeting Lake House,
Takapuna
Saturday 14th September 2-4pm
St Andrews Church Hall, 172 Hinemoa St.
Brian Potter presents: Chelsea Sugar Refinery Building a Community. (Trfd. from August)
St Andrews Church Hall, 172 Hinemoa St.
Brian Potter presents: Chelsea Sugar Refinery Building a Community. (Trfd. from August)
Our Heritage Festival Events
Wed.9th & Fri.11th Oct.1.30-3.30pm
Children’s Event: Discover the activities
children enjoyed on their journey to New
Zealand by ship. At Farrington House
Saturday 12th October 2-4pm
St Andrews Church Hall, 172 Hinemoa St.
Historian Megan Hutchings presents: Stories collected through oral history interviews, over many years. Oral history interviews are
journeys – both through time and place.
Guided Walks
Clay, Sugar Cane & Cottages
Wed. 9th October 10.30am to 12.00 noon
Hammonds Highbury Heritage Walk
Thurs. 10th October 10.30am to 12.00 noon
Both meet by main Library entrance, Rawene St.
Bookings at the Library, ph 486-8559
Arranged by the Birkenhead Town Centre and Birkenhead Heritage Society
Stories celebrating journeys will be on
display in Farrington House Museum at 44 Mahara Ave. Sunday 13th and 27th October 2-4pm
Free Auckland Heritage Festival programmes
will be available at the Library, and Farrington House.
The daily varied programme covers the whole Auckland area, runs for 3 weeks this year, through two weeks of School Holiday, plus an extra week.
Saturday 5th to Sunday 27th October .
Wed.9th & Fri.11th Oct.1.30-3.30pm
Children’s Event: Discover the activities
children enjoyed on their journey to New
Zealand by ship. At Farrington House
Saturday 12th October 2-4pm
St Andrews Church Hall, 172 Hinemoa St.
Historian Megan Hutchings presents: Stories collected through oral history interviews, over many years. Oral history interviews are
journeys – both through time and place.
Guided Walks
Clay, Sugar Cane & Cottages
Wed. 9th October 10.30am to 12.00 noon
Hammonds Highbury Heritage Walk
Thurs. 10th October 10.30am to 12.00 noon
Both meet by main Library entrance, Rawene St.
Bookings at the Library, ph 486-8559
Arranged by the Birkenhead Town Centre and Birkenhead Heritage Society
Stories celebrating journeys will be on
display in Farrington House Museum at 44 Mahara Ave. Sunday 13th and 27th October 2-4pm
Free Auckland Heritage Festival programmes
will be available at the Library, and Farrington House.
The daily varied programme covers the whole Auckland area, runs for 3 weeks this year, through two weeks of School Holiday, plus an extra week.
Saturday 5th to Sunday 27th October .
The Museum is open on the 2nd and 4th Sunday each month from 2pm to 4pm, except closed from the 4th Sunday in December through January, reopens on the 2nd Sunday in February – or by appointment – use the Contact Us to send a message or arrange an opening by appointment.