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[[Image:Tairawhiti.gif|right]]Kelvin Rise, Stout Street, Gisborne
 
[[Image:Tairawhiti.gif|right]]Kelvin Rise, Stout Street, Gisborne
  
A Museum and Art Gallery for East Cape / Poverty Bay. Currently a lot of the museum is closed but the new displays, scheduled to open in 2009 are promised to have lots of archaeological content.
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A Museum and Art Gallery for East Cape / Poverty Bay. New displays, opened in 2009 have lots of archaeological content.
 
   
 
   
In the mean time there is still the wheelhouse salvaged from the Star of Canada wreck of 1912 - a great piece of maritme history.
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For marine archaeologists there is the wheelhouse salvaged from the Star of Canada wreck of 1912 - a great piece of maritme history.
  
 
<googlemap lat="-38.663564" lon="178.028297" zoom="17">-38.663648, 178.028383, Tairawhiti Museum</googlemap>
 
<googlemap lat="-38.663564" lon="178.028297" zoom="17">-38.663648, 178.028383, Tairawhiti Museum</googlemap>

Revision as of 20:45, 25 February 2010

Tairawhiti Museum (Gisborne)

Tairawhiti.gif
Kelvin Rise, Stout Street, Gisborne

A Museum and Art Gallery for East Cape / Poverty Bay. New displays, opened in 2009 have lots of archaeological content.

For marine archaeologists there is the wheelhouse salvaged from the Star of Canada wreck of 1912 - a great piece of maritme history.

<googlemap lat="-38.663564" lon="178.028297" zoom="17">-38.663648, 178.028383, Tairawhiti Museum</googlemap>

External Link

Museum web site: Link