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Latest revision as of 14:15, 8 July 2022
Contact InformationAddress: Queen Street, Masterton Twitter: https://twitter.com/WaiArchive Description of CollectionsThe Wairarapa Archive holds the Masterton District Library’s heritage collection, and is dedicated to collecting and preserving Wairarapa’s unique heritage and sharing it with the community. The collection of archives and manuscripts contains the records of many important local institutions, as well many personal papers and records. The Archive also cares for the records of the Masterton District Council and its predecessors, from the 1860s until 1989. Serving past, current and future generations of Wairarapa residents and mana whenua, the Archive preserves their stories, images, sounds and voices, and engages people with their heritage and taonga. The Archive contributes as part of the wider cultural and heritage sectors, in partnership with other agencies and with iwi Māori. ServicesReading room Research services Genealogy Care and preservation of collections Advice on care, deposit, and digitization of materials and collections HistoryTips for Your VisitGuides |