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Built in the early 1860s during the height of the Otago Gold Rush, this modest wooden structure once served as Arrowtown’s original police station. It played a key role in maintaining order during one of New Zealand’s most chaotic and transformative eras. With its weathered timber and corrugated iron roof, the hut now stands as a quiet sentinel of the past — a tribute to the pioneers, miners, and lawmen who helped shape the region.
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Built in the early 1860s during the height of the Otago Gold Rush, this modest wooden structure once served as Arrowtown’s original police station. It played a key role in maintaining order during one of New Zealand’s most chaotic and transformative eras. With its weathered timber and corrugated iron roof, the hut now stands as a quiet sentinel of the past — a tribute to the pioneers, miners, and lawmen who helped shape the region.
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