The museum is a place where the local humanities and history are explained. In addition to the history of the Maori, a lot of pen and ink was spent here to tell the scenes of the local gold rush and the bitter life of the Chinese workers!
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Firstly, we visited the museum before heading out to the river to try our luck panning for gold. Loved the museum. Very informative and great history about the area. Gold panning was also lots of fun....
Brilliant small museum focussed on Arrowtown in the gold mining era. Unlike other similar museums I’ve been to with kids they seem to recognise their value proposition and didn’t try and rip us off ...
Small museum but gives you an idea of Arrow town and what life was like for early settlers. Also you visit will keep this place going for the future. Entrance fee charged at front desk.
The museum is a place where the local humanities and history are explained. In addition to the history of the Maori, a lot of pen and ink was spent here to tell the scenes of the local gold rush and the bitter life of the Chinese workers!
The gold rush story of Chinese workers more than 100 years ago...the sad reminder of poverty
I came to the drizzling gold rush town and witnessed an education about the history of Chinese gold rushers. I wanted to join in the fun to buy a little gold nuggets, but unfortunately, all the ancestors are done! Because of the rain today, the scenery almost feels like it.
This place is worth visiting, it's very special
It's quite big inside, and it's a very interesting place.