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The Trust’s purpose is to protect and preserve the Williams Family heritage property at Pakaraka, Northland, known as The Retreat, and to establish it as a museum “for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes of a public nature” and as a memorial to the lives of
The Trust’s purpose is to protect and preserve the Williams Family heritage property at Pakaraka, Northland, known as The Retreat, and to establish it as a museum “for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes of a public nature” and as a memorial to the lives of the four Williams missionaries who contributed so significantly during the earliest years of European contact in New Zealand.
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