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Onehunga Fencible & Historical Society Inc
Te rohe - Location
Jellicoe Park, Corner Quadrant Road and Grey Street, Onehunga
Ngā haora mahi - Opening hours
1st & 3rd Sunday of month 1.30pm to 4.00pm and by request for groups
Te utu - Admission
Free
We are the local museum and archive facility for the neighbourhood and have the only brick Blockhouse from 1860 left in NZ (Category 1 Heritage NZ listed). A 1958 replica of a Fencible cottage, fully furnished in the period circa 1847 and also fully furnished in the period the 1860 original manse for the Congregational Church. The first minister was Rev. Richard Laishley, hence the name. We welcome visitors & prospective members to our monthly meetings and coast to coast walkers. These are held in the Blockhouse, Jellicoe Park, at 2.30 pm, on the fourth Sunday of the month February to November. Otherwise open via appointment. Groups, schools and Coast to Coast walkers much welcome!
Ngā momo kohinga-
Collection Strengths
Art
- Māori art
Archives and manuscripts
Books and journals
Decorative arts and design
Military
Social history
- Social history - Arms and armour
- Social history - Emergency services
- Social history - Social history - Sports
Ngā wāhi-
Facilities
Guided Tours
Membership Club
Archives
Other facilities
Museum brochures
Whakapā mai-
Contact
Postal Address
Onehunga Fencible & Historical Society Inc. PO Box 24152 Onehunga AUCKLAND 1345
Phone number
022 532 3494 Secretary 09 634 9336 President
Email Address
Website
Staff Details
Volunteers
Kei te mahere-
On the map
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