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The outbuildings of Riverlea
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TitleThe outbuildings of Riverlea
DescriptionThe outbuildings of the Bull family house called Riverlea, Waddington, built in 1904.
Riverlea was demolished in 1965, with the bricks re-used in the new family house. The outbuildings remain: a brick dairy with a concrete meat safe below, and to the right of that, a wooden block containing, from left to right, a laundry, a room in which to hand-feed sheep, and two bedrooms.Date2024SourceCourtesy of Hazel WheelerPhotographerSarah Davy
DescriptionThe outbuildings of the Bull family house called Riverlea, Waddington, built in 1904. Riverlea was demolished in 1965, with the bricks re-used in the new family house. The outbuildings remain: a brick dairy with a concrete meat safe below, and to the right of that, a wooden block containing, from left to right, a laundry, a room in which to hand-feed sheep, and two bedrooms.
Date2024SourceCourtesy of Hazel WheelerPhotographerSarah DavyConnections
PlaceWaddington ImageRiverlea
ImageRiverleaAttribution
Researched ByHazel WheelerWritten BySarah Davy
Written BySarah Davy
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The outbuildings of Riverlea (2024). Selwyn Stories, accessed 20/04/2026, https://selwynstories.selwynlibraries.co.nz/nodes/view/6184
