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Toitū Otago Settlers Museum
Admission fee: Free entry.
Type: Museum
Our doors first opened in 1908, the 60th anniversary of the founding of Dunedin city and the Otago province.
We trace the lives of our settlers – indigenous Maori, the early Chinese, and following waves of migrant groups – and their technological innovation, art, fashion, domestic life and transport.
We are housed in the stunning, original Edwardian galleries, Dunedin's former New Zealand Rail Road Transport Building (1939) and the recently completed entrance foyer (2012).
We trace the lives of our settlers – indigenous Maori, the early Chinese, and following waves of migrant groups – and their technological innovation, art, fashion, domestic life and transport.
We are housed in the stunning, original Edwardian galleries, Dunedin's former New Zealand Rail Road Transport Building (1939) and the recently completed entrance foyer (2012).
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Contact details
Phone
03 477 5052
03 477 5052
Email
toituosm@dcc.govt.nz
toituosm@dcc.govt.nz