Landsborough Rangers Hut: Heritage Assessment
Published:
June 2006
This report assesses the significance of the Landsborough Rangers Hut, one of the oldest government deer culling huts, and the only 'tent frame' hut left in New Zealand.
Summary
This area of Landsborough Flats has been used variously over the years for cattle grazing, a camp site for deer stalking parties and as a base for government deer culling.
The Rangers Hut was constructed in 1941 to provide accommodation for government deer cullers.
This assessment investigates the history of the Landsborough Rangers Hut and the integrity of its fabric. Recommendations are made to guide decisions on its future management.
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Author: Jackie Breen, TSO Historic Resources, West Coast Conservancy.