Sixteen months before the Ihumātao occupation, Brigid spent five days at the site, mapping one of the ancient burial caves and creating exhibits which tell the story of the land's past.
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 7
The Port Chalmers Museum makeover continues. Brigid paints in the style of Ralph Hotere and learns about the heroics of two minesweepers. Will the team's research and hard work pay off?
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 6
The team remodels two large spaces at Port Chalmers Museum and along the way discover stories behind a set of manacles found on a former slave ship that was wrecked in the Otago harbour.
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 5
NEW: Brigid must create a display to attract passersby into a museum that is off the beaten track . But its off to a bad start when they paint over a mural featuring the man who founded the
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 4
NEW: Brigid tackles a museum in Matamata that's not only struggling to attract visitors from the tourist magnet that is Hobbiton but also struggling to tell the story of its past.
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Heritage Rescue 3, Episode 3
NEW: Brigid tackles a prison museum that has hardly any artifacts – just the walls and bars of the prison itself. Can this collection of buildings be turned into an exciting museum attracti
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 2
Brigid's challenge at Ardmore Aviation Museum is to turn a hangar into a display that will not only appeal to plane spotters but will also be a template for museum staff to move forward.
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Heritage Rescue 3, Episode 1
Join Brigid Gallagher and her team, as they visit various heritage sites within Aotearoa, uncovering fascinating stories along the way.
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 8
The team return to Devonport to finish revamping the museum. Brigid puts in a request to fire a disappearing gun on North Head.
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Heritage Rescue, Episode 7
Host Brigid Gallagher is at Devonport Museum. The area is home to a number of monumental events including the first female votes and the first hanging of a Pākehā in New Zealand.