Ōtaki Museum

The Ōtaki Museum is a local museum located in Ōtaki, New Zealand. It focuses on the history of the Ōtaki region, encompassing Māori history, early European settlement, and the development of the local community.

The museum's collections typically include artifacts related to the local flax industry, early farming practices, and the history of the local iwi (Māori tribe). It often features exhibits on prominent figures from the area's past and provides information on the area's natural environment.

Ōtaki Museum serves as a repository for local historical records, photographs, and other documents, making it a valuable resource for researchers and those interested in family history. Its aim is to preserve and promote the unique cultural heritage of the Ōtaki region and educate visitors about its past.