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đ Devonport, Auckland
Devonport Museum is housed in a restored 1890 Presbyterian church in Mount Cambria Reserve, showcasing local maritime, social, and geological history through photographs, records, and artefacts. Entry is by donation.
Lovely little museum with wonderful people who take care of everything. I had a lovely chat with Gail and she gave me a lot of information about the stunning history of Devonport. Also I got a lot of inspirations where to go next and find the most beautiful spots. Thank you Gail. It was a pleasure to meet you.
đ Family Action Verdict
Reviewers describe warm, informative conversations with the volunteer caretakers â particularly praised for their depth of knowledge and genuine enthusiasm for the local stories they share. The piano, typewriter, and table games give children tactile engagement alongside the historical displays.
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Sera Luna
3 years ago
âLovely little museum with wonderful people who take care of everything. I had a lovely chat with Gail and she gave me a lot of information about the stunning history of Devonport. Also I got a lot of inspirations where to go next and find the most beautiful spots. Thank you Gail. It was a pleasure to meet you.â
Viktor Glumskov
a year ago
âCosy, informative, free. Great effort to save and promote the local history. Kids friendly, with some old-fashioned table games, a piano, and a typewriter đâ
Daniel Chew
a year ago
âA very cute couple run small historic museum in Devonport. Staff is super friendly and helpful. No entrance fee but a small donation is recommended. đâđâđâ
Jennifer Barry
3 years ago
âA great wee museum. We walked up from the waterfront. The museum is set in lovely grounds. The museum is a relocated church. It tells the story of Devonport.â
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Overview
Devonport Museum occupies a beautifully restored 1890 Presbyterian church building in Mount Cambria Reserve, displaying the maritime, social, and geological history of the Devonport peninsula through photographs, artefacts, and historical records. Entry is by donation and the museum is run by a small team of volunteer caretakers who bring considerable personal knowledge to every visit.
