Here are some photos of the site that we are aiming to save and Clark House:
Clark House
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Reserve Proposal
This is the home page of the proposal that aims to create an historic reserve at Hobsonville, West Auckland. This area is to be developed as a suburb on the former air base.
It will need to remember its historic roots and provide passive recreational areas.
The proposal has three elements - a museum, an historic village and a park created around an important historic site.
It will need to remember its historic roots and provide passive recreational areas.
The proposal has three elements - a museum, an historic village and a park created around an important historic site.
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2 comments:
Hi Jonathan - my name is Jackie Clark, and I'm the daughter of Sir Tom Clark. I stumbled on your other blog, tried to leave a comment there, but it wasn't happening for me. So hopefully this does. You've done some great research on the family. Are you related to us? Or are you interested solely in the pottery part of it? It's a shame my Dad died almost three years ago - he would love that someone of your age was so passionate about this. Anyway, if there's things about the family history that you want to know, Dad commissioned one of our family to publish a book that covers all of that. It was done a number of years ago and consequently isn't up to date, but could possibly be of some help. Email me at goodeye dot co dot nz, if you want, and I'll see what we can do.
Hi. I live on Wiseley Road and have been there for the past 15 years. I have a great view of the Clark house form my place:) I am glad to see you are making a stand to preserve it. I love!!!! the history Hobsonville has, the Clark Pottery Works, (I use to play on the remains as a child), the old church down the road and the cute small cottages. I hope one day the airbase would just move out of the Clark House, so it could restored and opened for the public. KNH :)
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