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Kaipara heritage Machinery dargaville inc
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Watch this space Opening Hours Wed & Sat Hours: 10.00am > 3.30pm Groups on request contact: Ann 09 4394614 Bill 021 106 3635 Would be great to see you at this wonderful place |
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We were 20 years old in 2021. We will look forward to celebrating in August 2022 ....watch this space
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Where: Harding Park - 32 Mt Wesley Coast Rd, Dargaville
Cost: $10.00 Admission Fee per person with under 15yr olds free
Opening Hours
Wednesday & Saturday
10.00am to 3:30pm
Tool Shop
Wednesday & Saturdays to catchup with the crew
We now have eftpos avaliable
We have a new collection at the Museum
The Kumara Box has been sold and the Suckling Searle Marine Collection has been re-sited at Kaipara Heritage Machinery Museum - in our new Keith Hansen Gallery.
It represents a lifetime of Marine collecting along the wild West Coast.
Barry Searle, QSM, is highly regarded in academic circles for his extensive knowledge and he has kaumatua kaitiaki status among the Kaipara Maori whenua.
Ernie's Kumara Box was a huge drawcard for visitors from near and far and will be missed, but the Searle and Suckling families remain connected to our display. Barry Searle is available for tour groups and school visits. The collection included everything from ship wrecks, shells, fish and seabirds to the local geography, and even a mounted skeleton of a sea leopard, the only one in the world!!
Check out the https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/northland/dargaville-districts/6340607/Old-bones-take-shape ..... Its a must see!
The Kumara Box has been sold and the Suckling Searle Marine Collection has been re-sited at Kaipara Heritage Machinery Museum - in our new Keith Hansen Gallery.
It represents a lifetime of Marine collecting along the wild West Coast.
Barry Searle, QSM, is highly regarded in academic circles for his extensive knowledge and he has kaumatua kaitiaki status among the Kaipara Maori whenua.
Ernie's Kumara Box was a huge drawcard for visitors from near and far and will be missed, but the Searle and Suckling families remain connected to our display. Barry Searle is available for tour groups and school visits. The collection included everything from ship wrecks, shells, fish and seabirds to the local geography, and even a mounted skeleton of a sea leopard, the only one in the world!!
Check out the https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/northland/dargaville-districts/6340607/Old-bones-take-shape ..... Its a must see!
