 Join
us for a journey back in timeIn the 1860s,
while Central Otago was in the grip of gold fever, Bank of New Zealand
began to build its history. Taken in 1863, this photograph shows the
Maori Point Agency on the Shotover River near Queenstown.
This unique Museum showcases nearly 150 years
of banking history in New Zealand. It is a living archive of BNZ and
those that interact with it; customers, staff and the community. Exhibits
track the development of banking technology as well as provide a fascinating
insight into the social and architectural heritage of our country.
The
displays include
• Banking on Gold
• Early Banking in New Zealand
• Money and Currency
• Technology
• Marketing and
Brand
• People
and Banking
• Timeline
• Interactive
displays and hands-on activities
• School Resource Kits available |
Location
BNZ, Level 1, Harbour Quays
60 Waterloo Quay
(opp Railway Station)
Wellington
Open
Monday - Friday 9.30am to 4pm
Free entry, suitable for schools and community groups.
For all
enquiries
Email: museum@bnz.co.nz
Telephone: 04 4746933
Postal address: PO Box 2392, Wellington |
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