Situated at No 10 Quality Row, this House Museum is a Second Settlement Georgian styled home built in 1844 for the Foreman of Works, and was later occupied by Pitcairn families.

Interprets the processes of archaeology through the artifacts excavated from the Kingston & Arthurs Vale Historic Area (KAVHA). This museum has one of the largest collections of china from the Colonial era.

Artifacts from the HMS Sirius are housed on the lower floor of this fascinating museum. Wander through the exhibition that tells of the fateful wreck of the HMS Sirius and the recovery of the artifacts.

The upper floor reflects the history of the Third Settlement encompassing the drama of mutiny on the Bounty, the Pitcairners arrival on Norfolk Island and their island life since 1856. The exhibitions on this floor are currently being redeveloped and will be open in 2005.

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Admittance

Combination Museum pass $25.00

Single Ticket price $10.00