Waiuku Museum
Waiuku Museum is situated on the Tamakae Reserve beside the Waiuku Estuary. The museum offers a pioneer experience with permanent and changing displays of Maori and early colonial artifacts reflecting the area’s maritime and agricultural past. There is also a collection of historic buildings including Hartmann House, Pollok Cottage, Maioro School, a dairy, lock up and the old Anglican vestry. The museum offers assistance with genealogy and historical research and schools and tour groups are very welcome.
Contact Details
13 King Street Waiuku 2123
09 235 8698
www.waiukumuseum.wordpress.com
President: Richard Garvey, Secretary: Helen Reardon, Curator: Fay Doncaster, Archivist: Poppy Short.
Visitor Information
13 King Street Waiuku
Waiuku Museum is open on Sundays 1.30pm - 4pm, and Wednesdays from 10am - 12pm, and at other times by arrangement
Adults $3, children $1
Facilities
Reference library
Parking
Function space
Guided tour
Toilets
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