The walls tell stories of the history of the Wainuiomata waterworks. The waterworks has two dams, one decommissioned and a larger one that is still in use. The area also housed a community of workers and their families. Their stories are recorded in this museum.
Looking at an almost inaccessible part of the Wainuiomata River. There are no tracks leading here, but you gain...
The view of Wainuiomata River near Sledge Track Pool, a natural swimming area. About 100 metres upstream from here,...
View of Richard Prouse Park as seen from Moores Valley Road. The hills in the background are part of...
View of the decommissioned Wainuiomata Lower Dam (named Morton Dam). This dam once supplied water to Wellington along with...
Pukeatua Bridge in Wainuiomata crosses Wainuiomata Road at its highest point, 189 meters above sea level. This places the...
Looking down on Wainuiomata Valley from atop the Remutaka Range near Mt McKerrow in the southern North Island. Wellington...
View of Rata Street in Wainuiomata looking south. This seating area is close to a public walkway that takes...
View of Richard Prouse Park in Wainuiomata. The park has football and cricket pitches. The Wainuiomata River forms much...
