Fyffe House

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Fyffe House is a historic whaler’s cottage and one of the oldest surviving buildings in Kaikōura, New Zealand, notable for its foundations made from whale vertebrae.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage building
historic house
museum
alsoKnownAs the Pink House NERFINISHED
associatedWith Fyffe family NERFINISHED
associatedWithIndustry whaling
builtFor whaling station
constructionMaterial timber
country New Zealand
currentFunction historic house museum
tourist attraction
eraOfOrigin 19th century
foundationMaterial whale vertebrae
governingBody Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga NERFINISHED
hasCategory historic sites in Canterbury Region
whaling architecture
hasColor pink
hasExhibitsOn Fyffe family history
Kaikōura local history
whaling history
hasHeritageValue architectural
historical
social
technological
hasViewOf Seaward Kaikōura Range NERFINISHED
heritageAuthority Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga NERFINISHED
heritageRegister New Zealand Heritage List NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Category 1 historic place
isOneOf oldest surviving buildings in Kaikōura
locatedIn Kaikōura NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Canterbury Region NERFINISHED
locatedOn South Island NERFINISHED
namedAfter George Fyffe NERFINISHED
notableFeature foundations made from whale vertebrae
openToPublic true
originalFunction whaler’s cottage
whaling station building
overlooks Kaikōura Peninsula NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
region Te Waipounamu NERFINISHED
roofMaterial corrugated iron
streetAddress 62 Avoca Street
tourismCategory heritage tourism site
touristDestinationFor domestic tourists
international tourists

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Kaikōura hasLandmark Fyffe House