All Saints Church, Howick, Anglican church in Howick, New Zealand
All Saints Church in Howick is a timber church building with Tudor revival design elements from the mid-1800s. It features a tower and a separate belfry that define its distinctive profile.
The building was constructed in 1847 as the first structure in Howick and had been prefabricated in England. It was transported by boat to its location, demonstrating how early settlers brought infrastructure to the new community.
The church serves as a gathering place for Anglican worship and community activities in this part of Auckland. Locals continue to use it for both religious services and local events.
The church sits on elevated ground with views over the Hauraki Gulf and is straightforward to reach. Visitors can attend regular services and explore the grounds at their own pace.
This is the only surviving prefabricated church building designed under a bishop's supervision in New Zealand. The fact that it came in parts from overseas makes it a rare example of early construction methods.
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