The Puhoi Heritage Museum is a local history museum at 77 Puhoi Road in Puhoi, Rodney, housed in the village school, which opened in 1923. Its collection holds photographs from 1883 to the present day, along with archives on genealogy, local families, military service, immigrant ships and newspaper clippings. The museum runs educational visits for school groups and touring parties, and it restores old photographs.
Puhoi was settled by Bohemian families, and the village reflects that. The Church of Saints Peter and Paul, designed by James Wrigley, was built by the settlers and opened in August 1881 at a cost of 264 pounds. The village hall was opened in 1900, and the store that sold settlers' produce also housed the post office. A memorial stone from 1988 marks the spot where the first settlers' huts were built. Village tours take in the church, the hall, the park and the restored logging dray, and the cemetery, which is 3 km from the village, holds the original settlers. The museum is the place to see how the village grew.