Pioneer Village
The Pioneer Village provides a time trail from the mid 1800s to the 1930s with a chapel, four houses, a post office, a museum and administration building, and gardens of the period. The houses contain furnishings and objects related to their times and the museum building display shows development of the local area, including Orewa and the Whangaparoa Peninsula from Maori occupation to timber milling to gum digging and farming. Also a large photographic collection and archive materials concerning families, institutions and activities.
Contact Details
P O Box 27, Orewa, Auckland
64-9-426 8778
Visitor Information
Wainui Road, Silverdale
Summer: Wed-Sun 10am-3pm Winter Sat-Sun 10am-3pm
Donation
Facilities
Cafe
Reference library
Parking
Shop
Function space
Public programmes
Membership club
Other Facilities
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