Popular searches
16 results for "Otago"
" alt="">
" alt="">
Ophir Post Office
Located inthe heart of the village, the Ophir Post Office is one of Central Otago’s most photographed buildings.
" alt="">
" alt="">
" alt="">
" alt="">
Clarks Mill
Built of Oamaru stone, Clarks Mill was one of the country's first flour mills and can still be switched on today.
Introduction
Founded in 1840 by Sydney-based sealer and whaler, Matanaka has five historic timber buildings and is still an active farm today.
" alt="">
Historic Hayes
The homestead of the original Kiwi innovator, Ernest Hayes. The complex includes stables and a dairy in addition to the works and homestead.
" alt="">
Introduction
A great example of colonial engineering, Clarks Mill is built from Oamaru stone and would run 24 hours a day.
" alt="">
Introduction
Visit the Ophir Post office and you'll find the original letterboxes, the old cash box and vintage safe, scales, stamp pads and pidgeonholes.
" alt="">
" alt="">
Totara Estate
Take a guided tour of Totara Estate's Oamaru stone farm buildings and enjoy traditional country baking and tea.
" alt="">
Introduction
Totara Estate sent the world's first shipment of frozen meat in 1882, and was the prototype for the modern meat work.
" alt="">
Introduction
Ernest Hayes was an innovator, devising and manufacturing a series of brilliantly handy agricultural tools to help time-poor farmers' lives easier.
" alt="">
Thursdays at the mill
These blokes have met weekly at the mill for 15 years, with the ambition of bringing the old mill back to life.