Caledon Museum, in the town of Caledon, Western Cape, South Africa, is a social history museum displaying and collecting around the themes The Victorian Period in Caledon and The History of People Living in Caledon. It gets financial support from the province of Western Cape.
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The museum is a good place to visit for those with an interest in Caledon history. It should work at being more appealing to a wider audience. The hot springs are a important historical site and the Museum could tell the story of this much visited area. The art work of Peter Clarke is an important aspect of this area and his work could be better exhibited here. Staff were helpful...
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Caledon Museum was an amazing experience! McNeal showed me around and explained the artifacts and their origin and uses. The main building was procured from the Free Masons and is mostly in it original state. The history and exhibition of the Free Masons is very interesting as this building was extensively used by them for...
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Its ok. Small museums though. It composes of a few seperate houses/buildings. One had creepy dolls in it sitting at a table . Verry annabelle looking. But nothing special. It was...
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