When I arrived I was told that the entrance fee was R10. I only had R200. notes and Andrea said I could enjoy the Museum and maybe come back later to pay. Whilst looking at the lovely display of crockery I suddenly remembered where I...More

A museum in a church - features wedding gowns of old, family bibles of the past and a fine old pulpit. I made two visits, the first just to see the place and the second a few days later to hear an expert on the...More

Location excellent. Enough off street parking. Love the history and herbal exposition for sale. Lady attendant was very friendly. The herbal aspect makes it unusual and worth a visit. The Museum show cased quite a few interesting and historical items (furniture, crockery, pictures and medicines)...More

This is a small town museum, even large city museums have their budgetary limitations and challenges, so one should not expect the latest and greatest. That said, if you are prepared to let the exhibits and photographs talk to you and tell you of the...More

The garden is the most interesting thing to see as for the rest, they sell herbs which is interesting but as a museum, not much to see or do there.

This is a good way to spend an hour. The exhibits are not extensive but interesting enough with local connections. I would have preferred more background on the origins and history of the town but it was worth a visit none the less

I was on the search for the skeleton of Koos Sas. I will not give away any secrets, I recommend you swing by and ask. The rest of the museum had quit a bit of cool things from collection of musical instruments, local sports heroes...More