Taihape and District Museum and Historical Society
The museum building is the original Methodist church built in 1911. Most of the collections relate to the history and development of Taihape and surrounding districts, with a particular emphasis on the industries that brought people to the area. Particular attractions include replicas of Taihape's first store and early blacksmith's shop built with pit sawn timber.
The museum is also building up a collection of histories of local families and businesses.
Contact Details
C/- Pukeokahu, RD2, Taihape 5457
Visitor Information
Huia Street, Taihape
Sun 11.00am 2.00pm or on request
Donation
Facilities
Wheelchair access
Guided tour
Other Facilities
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