


Collingwood Museum is a small museum on the main street of Collingwood, in the former 1910 council office building, established in 1969. Its 'through the years' photographic display covers aspects of the district's early development, including home, school, gold, coal, timber, farming and military history. The museum is wheelchair accessible, welcomes children and has a restroom on site.
A small museum of historical artifacts, interesting if you're in Collingwood but not worth the trip just to see it.
Fiona T. · August 2023 · via Google
Supercute small museum. Was really surprised how it was opened and for free. Automatic lights would reveal you the show!
Lukáš Z. · February 2023 · via Google
Awesome little piece of history tucked away in the south island loved it Being that we are jaffas it was nice to get away and enjoy the friendly atmosphere and everything Collingwood has to offer no hustle bustle noise
David C. · April 2021 · via Google
Lovely people dedicated to the history of the local community. Good stuff to see.
Mike H. · November 2020 · via Google