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  29.04.20

  Collecting Covid-19

  The Warkworth Museum is seeking to collect both objects and first-hand experiences of our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. This will allow us to keep […]

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  09.03.20

  CANCELLED: Tea & Talk: The Wyatt Sawmill at Leigh

  In line with the Government’s recent direction regarding public events, we have decided to postpone the start of our series of Tea & Talks. This […]

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  06.12.19

  Dare to Explore this summer with the Warkworth Museum

  Complete our Dare to Explore worksheet and take it to any Auckland Library to get your Kihikihi stamp ! * Join us at 10.30 am […]

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  11.09.19

  Tea & Talk: In Their Own Words

  Join us for a talk which looks at the journeys and the experiences of various early settlers and groups who traveled to the Mahurangi area. […]

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  01.05.20

  1950’s Electrical Toaster

  Before pop-up toasters there was this kind which dates to the 1950s. It still toasted two slices at once but only one side at a […]

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  24.04.20

  The story of James Malcolm Fleming Shaw

  Born 25 September 1880 in Warkworth. James’s parents, William and Marion Shaw, lived at “Burnside”, Pohuehue. On his enlistment in 1917 he was living in […]

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  23.04.20

  The story of 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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