Lovely museum very informative.
Local history exhibits within a heritage building designed by Charles Natusch
Martinborough Museum is a museum in Martinborough that collects, preserves, and displays material and information relating to the natural and cultural heritage of Martinborough and the South Wairarapa. Our team presents exhibitions like "Finding George," which uncovers the life of George Cobb, a pioneer and entrepreneur. We are located in a heritage building designed by architect Charles Natusch, which opened in 1894 as the town's library.
Lovely museum very informative.
Great little museum with plenty of interesting stuff but not enough to be overwhelming, as in some museums. It's was great to meet Mate & hear his history of the area. Thanks to the volunteers - a great job!
Met so nice and friendly volunteers who saved no effort to walk us through the place and offered abundant information and the history of the building. Thanks. A small place but full of things not to be missed! 👍
A basic museum experience run by volunteers. Some rudimentary local history but could be developed further.
I enjoyed my visit to the small museum located on the square, very nice experience and well done to the committee and team of volunteers, I noted the early 1900s phone directory showed an early resident and relative of my wife, some very interesting historic items and photos.
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