Blacks Point Museum

Blacks Point Museum showcases the rich and diverse heritage of this iconic West Coast area and holds an extensive and eclectic collection of artefacts and records outlining the people and industries of the area. The operational quartz stamper battery is a must-see experience.

Discover a treasure trove of historical artifacts, including school records, cemetery records, town directories, artifacts, and an extensive collection of historical photographs. The Blacks Point Museum also boasts heirlooms, books, family trees, and displays of mining memorabilia, offering a comprehensive glimpse into the area’s history at both a personal and an industrial level.

The museum’s enthusiastic curator John Taylor is always willing and eager to share the area’s unique history to visitors.

For those researching family history, genealogy, or the history of the Inangahua districts history, please contact the curator John Taylor to make a booking.

Opening times: 10am to 4pm during summer, open on request during winter. 

Admission Price:  Adult $10.00 Child $5.00 Family $25.00