In the heart of Greytown, in the Wairarapa region, Cobblestones Museum showcases the Victorian life of the area’s early settlers.

This working village showcases the Victorian life of the Wairarapa region’s early settlers.

In the heart of Greytown, in the Wairarapa region, Cobblestones Museum provides insight into the life of the area’s early settlers.

The working historical village showcases life in the 1800s and 1900s, surrounded by park-like grounds. There are authentic heritage buildings, gardens, stories, and artefacts.

Run almost entirely by volunteers, the museum takes its name from the cobblestone courtyard.

The church building and gardens can take bookings for weddings and other events. While the administration building is available to hire for seminars, workshops, or meetings.

With its picturesque backdrop, the museum is a popular setting for filming and photography.

Location details

Jurisdiction South Wairarapa Council
Permits required Private location, contact Screen Wellington
Location descriptors Churches, farmhouses, historic, houses, rural buildings, stables, Victorian, wooden, museums, public gardens.

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