Exhibitions
Walter's World: The Nash Collection
From food to fascism, from world travel to world wars, Walter Nash kept everything. His papers provide an insight...
Women's Suffrage Petition
When Governor Glasgow signed the Electoral Bill on 19 September 1893, New Zealand became the first self-governing...
He Tohu
He Tohu, a new permanent exhibition showcasing three iconic constitutional documents that shape Aotearoa New...
Settlers, Squatters and Surveyors: Shaping the Canterbury Settlement 1848-1851
Veteran surveyor, Captain Joseph Thomas, armed with instructions to select, survey and prepare a site for the...
Refer to Gold Fields Secretary
This exhibition showcases some of the most significant documents created in the course of the administration of the...
Politicians' Papers
Archives New Zealand holds the papers of many former Prime Ministers and Ministers of the Crown.
These are...
War Art Exhibition
War Art Online brings together a diverse collection of about 1,500 artworks covering major conflicts involving New...
Goldmining in the Coromandel
Alluvial gold was first discovered in the Coromandel in the 1850s, and the area was declared a goldfield in 1862...
Being at Seacliff Lunatic Asylum
This exhibition illustrates aspects of the history of Seacliff Lunatic Asylum (later known as the Seacliff Mental...
Passchendaele Casualty Forms
Archives New Zealand holds the Active Service...