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Trust disappointed by decision to sell church

October 6th, 2020|Categories: Heritage News|

Otago Daily Times, 6 October 2020 A Central Otago parish has decided to sell a historic church in Clyde on the open market despite attempts by a trust to buy it. St Michael’s and All Angels Anglican Church could be bought by developers with its pending sale by public tender. [...]

Funding round bolsters region’s arts and heritage

September 3rd, 2019|Categories: Heritage News|

Scoop 3 September 2019 Old Cromwell Incorporated’s restoration project of the McNulty House receives $233,747 for the earthquake strengthening and restoration of this Heritage NZ listed building. “The majority of the house will be set up to display how a family lived in the area in the 1880's and will [...]

Trust gains $40K annual grant

June 11th, 2018|Categories: Central Otago Heritage Trust, Heritage News|

Otago Daily Times, 11 June 2018 The Central Otago Heritage Trust was one successful funding recipient in the Central Otago District Council’s 10-year plan. In a submission to the plan, the trust requested $40,000 a year to employ a part-time heritage co-ordinator. At a meeting on Thursday the council resolved [...]

Forgotten Cromwell war surgeon’s legacy restored

May 27th, 2018|Categories: Heritage News|

Stuff,  27 March 2018 The forgotten legacy of a third-generation Cromwell man and battlefield surgeon is on the path to restoration. A commemorative ceremony and memorial plaque unveiling was held in Cromwell's historic precinct on Friday, honouring Douglas Waddell Jolly's war surgery and humanitarian contributions. The event, co-ordinated by the [...]

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