Golden Bay Museum - Te Waka Huia o Mohua

Tākaka

73 Commercial Street, Tākaka 7110

Immerse yourself in Golden Bay's rich history and heritage.

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blurry placeholderThe earliest image of Golden Bay/Mohua and of Maori.The drawing records the events of 18/19 December 1642, when Tasman's ships anchored and tried to establish communication with the local people.
The earliest image of Golden Bay/Mohua and of Maori.The drawing records the events of 18/19 December 1642, when Tasman's ships anchored and tried to establish communication with the local people.
The Golden Bay Museum in Tākaka offers an immersive journey through the region's rich history and heritage. Highlights include exhibits on agriculture, industry, gold mining, shipwrecks, and the Collingwood fires. Changing displays, knowledgeable staff, and a diverse collection provide insights into the people, events, and traditions that shaped Golden Bay. It is an engaging experience for history buffs and curious travellers alike.

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Address: 73 Commercial Street, Tākaka 7110
Email: info@goldenbaymuseum.org.nz
Phone: +64 3 525 6268

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