South Canterbury Museum

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DescriptionThe South Canterbury Museum was established in 1941 by the South Canterbury Historical Society following the bequest of land and buildings by TD Burnett, a local runholder and Member of Parliament. The Society built up the collections and oversaw the building of Pioneer Hall in 1966. Today the museum is owned and administered by the Timaru District Council, with continued support from the Historical Society. External LinkSouth Canterbury Museum: About UsTypeMuseumDateEst 1941Geolocation^[1]Geo Address4, Perth Street, Timaru, New ZealandSubjectMuseums

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PersonT D BurnettPlaceTimaruOrganisationSouth Canterbury Historical Society Timaru District Council

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