| One Museum. Two Venues
Where people share our history
THE NELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM . Town Acre 445,
At our central city location the Lower Gallery leads visitors through an exploration of Te Tau Ihu, top of the South Island from Tasman Bay to Golden Bay. This treasure-filled exhibition focuses on the region's fascinating history and identity, offering opportunity for hours of discovery. The Upper Gallery is reserved for changing exhibitions with local, topical or international themes. A vibrant stained-glass window featuring New Zealand's unique creatures and plants may be admired from the top floor.
Cnr Trafalgar and Hardy Sts, Nelson
Phone 03 548 9588
10.00am-5.00pm weekdays 10.00am-4.30pm weekends
Admission by donation to permanent exhibition.
Entry charges may apply to changing exhibitions.
RESEARCH FACILITY . Isel Park, Stoke
This site is where staff develop and care for our regional taonga and treasures, including one of New Zealand's most significant photographic collections. Extensive historical archives and library resources are stored here. Trained staff are available to assist visitors with research.
Isel Park, Hilliard Street, Stoke
PO Box 853, Nelson, 7040
Phone 03 547 9740
Fax 03 547 8549
12.30pm to 4.30pm Tuesday to Saturday, by appointment.
Free Admission - donations are appreciated. Research and reproduction fees may apply. |
