Auckland

This stop will show how a forgotten work returned to the building for which it was once created.

Here you will learn why veterans were prepared to postpone the opening of the museum even though it had already been built.

This stop will explain how donations, labor, and a waived fee covered the budget shortfall.

This stop shows how the personal experience of three veterans shaped the design of the museum memorial.

A court case will open up a social history for which the busy ferry terminal has no commemorative plaque.

An old dance hall connects fraternal meetings of the early last century with today’s music venue.

The finale reveals an architectural dispute that the builders did not hide behind a single facade.

The park shows how a ravine above a stream enclosed in a culvert was turned into a public space for nearby families.

The story of how a working scow was built explains why the museum was conceived at once as a collection, a workshop, and a harbor.

Here you will learn why an influential chief risked his word for a former opponent.

This stop explains the condition that allowed a private shopping arcade to retain a public route to the park.

Here, a city teahouse and an iwi storytelling center come under one roof.

Repairs to the temporary bridge will show how much city life has come to depend on a short route across the water.

Here, the crew of a radio ship tried to pass through the basin’s only exit in defiance of the police.

This point explains why the modern street follows an ancient route along the top of the ridge.

The engineer’s return will show how an industrial site became a public space without losing its old equipment.

The final stop preserves the memory of a department store in a building where the retail floors became apartments.

The romantic name here accompanies the story of how a familiar path became deadly dangerous.

The road introduces a legend of a marriage that may have disrupted the recently established peace.

Here, a community collection became an urban house with a hall, services, and space for Samoan culture.

Here you will see how the post, the city’s communications, the railway, and a hidden stream came together at the edge of the harbour.