Local history museum

Super museum. Helpful people working. Wonderful recollection of the surrounding history. Recommended.

Found the tour guide full of interesting insights and very personable, while the place itself reflected the past in an honouring way.

Very cool. It opens up a lot of Caledon history. The entry money goes to a good cause and it helps the community. Interesting Freemasons history in Caledon.

Quick service, friendly staff, satisfaction guaranteed.

Not as interesting as the naval museum but it has a prison that you can go look at and it looks cool and think it leads to the Simon's town tunnels that were here but they are hiding it for some reason

There are 2 museums very interesting must see

Simon’s Town is a navy suburb and this museum of course references the rich maritime history, but also, you will find cultural and sometimes difficult history on full display.It’s only R20 ($1) to enter and they have authentic war memorabilia on display.It’s not a big museum but then again, Simon’s Town isn’t a particularly big town – and the museum gives a good account of the history and environment.Some of the local families who were moved out of the area in the bad old days have contributed artefacts to the museum.And there’s a large conference room, but no indication on whether it can be hired for a private event.It would also be good if private tours would be available in the museum as the exhibits don’t always seem to follow each other.There’s a tiny gift shop with well-priced stock.Hours are tight: they close at 15:00.

Very interesting for a small town museum. Somewhat creepy too, especially the initiation chamber of the freemason lodge.Friendly and informative staff.

The Place Is Closed, It Would Be Wise For Investors To Try To Open It Again

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