Mōkau Museum was formed by the Tainui Historical Society more than two decades ago to record and preserve the rich history of northern Taranaki.
The museum has since amassed a remarkable collection of items, spanning the natural history of the land, both Māori and Pākehā settlement, and the area’s industries, including a once-bustling coal sector. The purpose-built museum is the ideal starting point for those interested in the history of the region, and houses important archival records, photographs and family histories. The museum has public internet facilities.
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Physical Address
33 North Street, Mōkau, Urenui
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Phone:
06 752 9072
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Operating Hours:
Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday
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Email:
[email protected]
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Gallery
Please note that the images shown in the Gallery are not available for public use. If you require images of Taranaki, head over to taranakistory.taranaki.co.nz for free images, or contact [email protected] if you're seeking a specific image for editorial use.