Description
Discover the enchanting stories behind New Zealand’s most captivating buildings in 'Who Lived There?'. This beautifully crafted book combines the striking photography of Jane King with the engaging narrative of Nicola McCloy, offering a vivid glimpse into the architectural diversity of New Zealand. From humble stone cottages in remote landscapes to charming coastal villas, each structure tells a tale of historical significance. Delve into the rich past of locations like the old School of Mines in Thames, the tantalizing Rush Munroe's Ice Cream Garden in Hastings, and the iconic Empire Tavern in Dunedin. As you explore regions like Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, you will uncover gripping accounts of resilience, particularly the strength of women who navigated life with resilience and ingenuity. Perfect for armchair travelers or those roaming the scenic beauty of New Zealand, 'Who Lived There?' serves as an ideal companion for anyone intrigued by architectural history and local heritage. Each page of this 300-page trade paperback captivates your imagination, inviting you to celebrate the legacy of early New Zealanders. Whether you are planning a trip or simply wish to enjoy a slice of history at home, this book promises to enrich your understanding of the places and people who shaped New Zealand's past.