Three historic buildings, more than 2000 photographs, two audio-visual programmes and colonial stories take you through the history of Maori and French settlement in Banks Peninsula.
All aspects of Alexandra life and history covered by this museums collection.
The Catlins Historical Museum/Owaka Museum concentrates on local history, in particular local family history.
A small but thriving community was in existence in Waipawa in the mid-1850s.
The museum follows life in the area with vivid displays.
The collection focuses on the history of the Mataura district and displays local items used in the past.
The Museum is located in the old Post Office building of 1906.
The museum has permanent colamining exhibits, reflecting the coalmining past of the district.
This privately owned enterprise prides itself on doing its part to preserve the natural and historical heritage of New Zealand.
Norsewood Pioneer Cottage Museum displays the Scandinavian heritage of the district.
Look out the windows at the spectacular sea views and its not surprising that this museum has followed the history of the Hokianga Harbour.
A general local museum with an emphasis on showing how people lived in Papatoetoe.
Pioneer Hall is used to house a small collection of early photographs and other material, about the Lincoln district.
Preservation of an extensive blacksmiths shop fully equipped and associated with the early history of Piopio was the first project of this Trust.
The central theme of this museum is the arrival of Bohemian pioneers to Puhoi in 1863.
This museums extensive photographic collection comprises many photos, taken at the turn of the century and before, of the town of Rangiora.
A Museum and library of old books, childrens fiction dating back 100 years, and school textbooks in all subjects.
The Russell Museum tells the story of its township, recording the earliest years of Maori/European contact.
The highlight of our display is the laser and laminated photographic collection. Photographs range from early pioneer families, Mäori, farms, schools, coal-mining and local history.
Set in ten acres, and representative of a Taranaki Pioneer Village to 1940 complete with village green and lake.
The museum is in a park setting with modern buildings.
If you wish to experience the way of life of a typical early NZ township then the Tauranga Historic Village and museum is the place to visit.
The museum is in a park setting with modern buildings.
The museum has collections of photographs as well as donated items reflecting the early European settlement through to the present day.
The Waipu House of Memories was established in 1953 to house the history, photographs, genealogical information and shipping documents of the Nova Scotian migrations.
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