Te Awamutu Museum

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...where history never repeats

Archives

Te Awamutu Museum is the only approved archival repository within the Waikato region. Our archival material includes historic photographs, maps, pamphlets, registers and letters, many of which relate to the development and history of the area. The archival collections are complemented by a substantial collection of library books and journals.

Still from Rewi's Last Stand Shaking hands with an old enemy

This material is available to researchers - to make an appointment to view the archival collections, or to enquire about specific holdings, please contact the Archivist: email museum@waipadc.govt.nz

Armed Constabulary, Orakau Blockhouse, 1870

Schedule of charges for researchers

Onsite

Visiting researchers who have made prior appointments with the Archivist are entitled to ½ hour of one-on-one assistance at no cost, and $30 per hour thereafter. Any photocopying charges or costs relating to photographic reproduction services are extra.

NB: Where a prior appointment has not been made with the Archives Assistant, the level of assistance we can offer is solely dependent upon staff availability. Such enquiries may then be considered written enquiries if staffing levels are insufficient to provide immediate assistance.

Distance/written enquiries

Written enquiries are undertaken at a rate of $30 per hour. Any photocopying charges and/or costs relating to photographic reproductions are extra.

Photocopying charges
A4 = 20c per copy A3 = 40c per copy
Please consult the Archives Assistant for charges relating to colour photocopies or photographic reproductions.

Archives at Home

For advice and guidance from our archivist on keeping your family's archives safe and sound at home, click here

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