The Pah (Former)

The Pah (Former) is a Category 1 historic place on the New Zealand Heritage List / Rārangi Kōrero, entered on 1 September 1983. It was built in 1847, designed by Matthews and Matthews Architects Limited and William A Holman and Edward Mahoney.

List entry

Historic Place Category 1

List number

89

Entered on the list

1 September 1983

Status

Listed

Built

1847

Architects and builders

Matthews and Matthews Architects Limited (Architect); William A Holman (Architect); Keane and Jenkinson (Builder); Edward Mahoney (Architect)

Used as

Art Gallery, Garden - public, Tree/tree groups, Historic Landscape, Cafe, Shop

Formerly

House, Laundry - Residential out-building, Orphanage/ children’s home, Servant’s quarters, Stables - Residential out-building, Farm, Church School, School Dormitory, Pā, Chapel, Religious housing, Laundry

Also known as

St John’s Collegiate School; The Whare; St Mary’s Orphanage; Monte Cecilia; Chanel House; TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre; Mount St Mary; St Johns Collegiate School; St Marys Orphanage; St Mary’s Industrial School; St Marys Industrial School; Monte Cecilia Convent; Pah Farm; The Pah; Monte Cecilia (dwelling); 'Monte Cecilia' (dwelling, formerly 'The Pah'); The Pa; Whataroa Pa; Williamsons Castle; Williamson’s Castle

Public access

Able to Visit

Council

Auckland Council

Region

Auckland

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