The focus of the Geraldine Historical Museum is to record and display the history of the Geraldine area highlighting the contribution individuals and organisations have made to the development of the Timaru District and the Canterbury Region. This is achieved with an emphasis on personalising the area’s history through life-sized photographs, DVD’s and feature boards highlighting
the deeds
of pioneers and those who made history in the area. The Museum provides an educational and research base for locals and visitors, with a growing reputation in the national and international visitor market that complements other attractions within the town. The Museum is based around the historical Town Board Office building on Cox Street (Historical Places Trust Category 2). The Museum is open daily and desk duty volunteers provide a welcome and interpretive service to visitors. The Museum undertakes family research $60 fee) , stores club / organisation records, memorabilia and hosts schools, organisations and many other groups.
