Mount Victoria view of Wellington city and harbor, circa 1990. The Wellington Bus Terminus is in view. Today, a New World supermarket occupies that site. Further, the hills behind the city show pine trees growing on the slopes. In 2004, many of these trees toppled in a unprecedented summer storm and the remainder of many trees were felled except for the trees near the ridge line and further to the right. See a similar view in 2012.
Looking at the rear of both Parliament House and The Beehive, buildings that make up New Zealand Parliament Buildings.
The Former Government Buildings in Wellington, completed in 1876, are one of New Zealand’s most iconic historic landmarks and...
Midland Park, situated centrally on Wellington’s busiest street, Lambton Quay, is a popular lunch spot thanks to its rare...
Looking at Bowen Campus on Bowen Street in Wellington. It is the location for the Ministry of Defence and...
Monterey Pine forest on the slopes around Wellington Harbour. The Monterey Pine (Pinus Radiata) is a pine tree native...
Looking at Oriental Bay Beach with downtown Wellington in the background. This close proximity to the city center makes...
View from Upland Road in Kelburn of the Cable Car Museum and Kelburn Cable Car Terminus. A great lookout...
An exotic American Tulip tree in the Wellington Botanical Gardens. The American Tulip is the the tallest hardwood in...
