Look no further for evidence of the prominence and prestige of rail in early 20th-century New Zealand. Dunedin’s spectacular station, designed by Railways Department architect ‘Gingerbread’ George Troup, celebrated its centenary with great fanfare in October 2006.
We visited this station on our Cruise and to my surprise out the front on the path was a plaque of a Janet Frame that was my mum maiden name family from Motherwell Scotland I know my mum had a brother who migrated to Auckland I wonder if it was a relation
It was your Great Grandfather White that helped with the building and it was his horse that is buried under the clock
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