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Museum rooms inside the homestead

Sir John Hall's Office

In John Hall's office you will find books and other items from his time in parliament as well as a display showing information about the 1906-07 New Zealand International Exhibition, held in Hagley Park.
Kitchen Museum

The kitchen at Terrace Station was built in 1898 and used until 1971. In 2020, it became the Kitchen Museum, where you can see all sorts of fascinating items that were used by the Hall family.
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The Children's Room

​The children's room has clothes, books, toys, games and other items used by the four generations of children who have lived at Terrace Station.

One of the earliest toys, dating from 1816, is a table game called Schimmell or
 Bell and Hammer. It is played with 8 dice and 36 counters per person and the five cards are bought and sold. The undated alphabet and domino 
pieces are made of whalebone. 

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