Dollarton’s Cates Park/Whey-ah-Whichen has been a North Shore forest and seaside escape since the 1950’s when squatters’ shacks were removed and the park established. Recently, amid sweltering temperatures, the park’s beaches were crowded with young people who had made their way there along the Malcolm Lowry Trail. Perhaps some wondered, who is Malcolm Lowry and why is there a trail in his name?
Ridgeway Renovation Champions
Heritage Tree Crusaders
Heritage Development at McNair Park
Varley in the Valley
Summer Fun at Dundarave Beach in 1921!
The Story of Park & Tilford Gardens
How a Clever Sub-Division and a Legal Covenant saved a Grand Boulevard Gem!
The Young-Henderson Residence is a magnificent example of an architectural gem built along Grand Boulevard in the early 20th century. But when the family decided to sell it, there was a very real chance that the home, which sat on a double lot, would be demolished to make way for two new homes. Our latest Success Story outlines how the owners and the CNV worked closely to come up with a clever and long-term solution to save their beloved family home. Read more here.
