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Kerikeri Mission House
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Kemp House (also known as the Kerikeri Mission House or simply Mission House) is the oldest surviving European building in New Zealand, completed in 1822 by missionary and Māori builders for the Church Missionary Society. Originally home to Reverend John Butler and later inhabited by the Kemp family, it remains largely unchanged and offers insight into early colonial and Māori‑Pākehā relationships.
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