Wellington North has officially taken ownership of the historic Lynes Blacksmith Shop in Kenilworth.
The shop was a bequest to the community from Frank Lynes, the son of the blacksmith.
Until a couple of years ago, the shop lay virtually untouched since being closed in the mid 1950s.
The property has been valued at $195,000.
The chair of the Blacksmith Shop Committee, Kate Rowley says having Wellington North take ownership makes the restoration project secure going forward.
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