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Chapel of Faith Is Live

The Chapel of Faith, built in 1886 as a mortuary chapel and the oldest building at Waikumete Cemetery, is now preserved in photorealistic 3D on Tohu Heritage.

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Steam Ferry Toroa Is Live

Toroa, the last of Auckland’s steam ferries, is now preserved in photorealistic 3D on Tohu Heritage. Launched in 1925 and under restoration at Henderson, she is the first vessel we have documented, and the first site with no heritage protection at all.

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Everything Connects at the Corban Mausoleum

The Corban Mausoleum, resting place of the family who planted Henderson’s first vineyard, is now the sixth heritage site on Tohu Heritage in photorealistic 3D.

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Henderson's Mill Cottage Is Live

Henderson's Mill Cottage, the oldest building still standing in Henderson, is now the fifth heritage site published on Tohu Heritage, captured in photorealistic 3D.

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Carlile House Is Live

Carlile House, the 1886 former Costley Training Institute and boys' home in Grey Lynn, Auckland, is now preserved in photorealistic, interactive 3D on Tohu Heritage: a Category 1 heritage building anyone can explore online.

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Henderson's Waterwheel Is Live

Henderson's Waterwheel, marking the site of one of West Auckland's earliest industries, is now the third heritage site published on Tohu Heritage, captured in photorealistic 3D.

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Project

Clark House Now Has Guided Hotspots

Clark House's 3D model now includes guided, clickable annotations, letting anyone explore the house's hollow ceramic block construction, ornate iron-lace verandas and curved staircase in detail, from anywhere.

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Swan's Arch Is Live

Swan's Arch, a hand-built Henderson landmark raised over thirty years by one man, is now the second heritage site published on Tohu Heritage, captured in photorealistic 3D.

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Clark House Is Live

Clark House, Hobsonville's Italianate villa built from its own owner's experimental ceramic blocks, is now live as Tohu Heritage's first published capture, available to explore in photorealistic 3D.

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