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  16.04.19

  Helping Hands Grant

  This week we would like to thank the TePapa National Services Te Paerangi team at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa for recently […]

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  16.04.19

  Thankyou Warkworth RSA

  We would like to say a huge thank you to Warkworth RSA for their ongoing support. One of the goals we have recently set is […]

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  16.04.19

  Tea & Talk: What’s in a name ?

  Ever wondered who or what the street names of Warkworth are named after ? Did you think Hill Street was named Hill Street because it […]

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  27.09.18

  Reception Volunteers Needed

  The Warkworth Museum needs Reception Volunteers.  If you are interested in Volunteering a few hours a month, please get in touch ! Phone: 09 4257093 […]

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  23.04.20

  Ralph Semple Darrach

  Born 10 April 1893. Describing himself as a “wireless student” Ralph enlisted on 21 July 1916. He was killed in action at Ypres 28 December […]

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  22.04.20

  The Llewell Family’s Sacrifice

  17 January 1917 “ The Rodney and Otamatea Times” reported:- “Much sympathy is expressed for the Llewell family”. Four sons volunteered for the War……The Minister […]

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  08.04.20

  The History behind the Warkworth Museum textiles collection

  The history behind Warkworth Museums Textile Collection

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  05.09.18

  Tea & Talk: Early Life in Leigh 1860 – 1920

  On Monday 15th October 2018, Carolyn Cooper spoke to us about early life in Leigh.  Carolyn’s talk covered Leigh’s early settlement, the timber industry, crops […]

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