Category 1 historic place

Denniston

Denniston · Buller District

Denniston. Top of the incline. Image courtesy of Tohu Whenua - Te Tai Poutini West Coast
Photo: Jason Blair, 2020, © Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

Denniston is a Category 1 historic place on the New Zealand Heritage List / Rārangi Kōrero, entered on 28 April 1995. It was built in 1878, designed by Young Bros..

List entry
Historic Place Category 1
List number
7049
Entered on the list
28 April 1995
Status
Listed
Built
1878
Architects and builders
Young Bros. (Engineer)
Used as
Residential Buildings - other, Monuments, memorial, site of particular event - other, Cultural Landscape - other, Mining camp/settlement/housing
Formerly
Civic facilities - other, Residential Buildings - other, Monuments, memorial, site of particular event - other, Cultural Landscape - other, Education - other, Exploration and Survey - other, Mining camp/settlement/housing, Religion - other, Footpath/Path/track
Also known as
Aerial route; Banbury Arch; Bath Houses; Brakehead; Bridle Path; Burnett's Face; Camp; Coalbrookdale; Coalbrookdale Mine site & Fanhouse; Denniston Conservation Area; Denniston Incline/Self-activating rail incline; Denniston Mine; Denniston Mining Historic Area; Denniston Township; Denniston: Remains of former township and incline Conservation Area; Former Power House chimney base; Lower Aerial Tower; Marshallvale; Neighbours Brickworks Site; Rail link; Stone Retaining Walls; The Roperoad
Public access
Able to Visit
Council
Buller District Council
Region
West Coast

Later work

Other 1880 · Addition 1884 · Other 1889 · Other 1893 · Addition 1901–1902 · Addition c. 1904 · Addition 1924 · Addition 1940 · Addition 1950–1954

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