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The Karori Historical
Society promotes the local history of Karori, a suburb of Wellington,
New Zealand.

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About the Karori Historical Society
The Society was formed by a small group
of Karori residents in 1973 for the purpose of studying and recording
the history of Karori and the adjacent country districts.
Membership is open to anyone, no matter
where they live.
The Society maintains links with
regional and national historical societies, and aims to promote an
interest in local history.
The Society welcomes new members who
have an interest in the history of the Karori area. The annual
subscription is $15.00 for an individual, $20.00 for a family.
Click here
for an application form to join the Society.
Click here
for contact details for the Society.
Our work and
continuing interests
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The study of people and places
associated with Karori.
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The preservation of archival items of
historical importance.
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Investigating the origin and meaning of
local place names.
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Drawing attention to important
historical features in and around Karori.
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Supporting historical projects by
individual members.
What do we do?
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We meet four times a year when invited
speakers talk on a variety of topics related to local history. Click
here for notes about previous meetings.
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We arrange outings to places of
historical interest.
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We publish a
newsletter four times
a year.
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We publish an annual journal The
Stockade,
which is free to members (back copies are available).
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We occasionally publish
books and booklets.
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We maintain an archival collection at
the Karori Public Library.
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We maintain a watching brief on issues
of an historical nature affecting Karori.
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We are working on digitising our
archival collections. These will eventually be made available through
our website.
What don't we
do?
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As a voluntary organisation with limited
resources, we are unable to undertake research on request. However,
researchers are welcome to use our archival matieral held at the Karori
public library. Click here for details about our archival collections.
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