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In the early 1860's William Rawson Brame had a vision to establish a classless, nonconformist society in New Zealand.

On May 29th 1862 the migrant ships "Matilda Wattenbach" and "Hanover" departed from the London Docks bound for the Albertland Settlement in New Zealand with the first of over 3000 settlers.


The Matilda Wattenbach

The Albertland Story chronicles their trials and tribulations.

The Albertland and Districts Museum Inc house and display memorabilia, artefacts, and other items relating to the district from the 1860's.

Click here to view our 150th reunion website.

Harold Marsh

Harold Marsh (1876-1948) left an unrivalled collection of photographs taken mostly in the Albertland District. The Museum is particularly proud to have all his original glass negatives as well as some equipment and regularly mount displays of his work in The Harold Marsh Gallery.