Heritage / Museum
Cares for a collection of archives, photographs and records about the history of the Āwhitu Peninsula, open to visitors by appointment. Older people can look up family and district history, share their own memories and help record local stories.
By appointment
Āwhitu Peninsula
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Other community groups listings in the same part of Franklin.
Runs a community plant nursery, native planting, pest and weed control and working bees across the Āwhitu Peninsula.
Runs a nine-hole golf course on the Āwhitu Peninsula, with club days twice a week, twilight golf and a clubhouse that serves meals and hosts quiz nights.
Friendly social tennis, coaching, competitions, and club activities for all abilities.
Offers a pioneer museum with Māori and early colonial artefacts, historic buildings and genealogy records, run by volunteers.