"This is not just a sort of 'woolly' place to come because there is an enormous amount of history stored here."
Mr Trass said other social and historical subjects touched upon in the museum archives and displays included land clearance, sheep management, yard and shed management, wool handling and processing, textiles and design and service industries.
The woolshed had over the years hosted numerous visits by pre-schoolers, primary and intermediate school age pupils "but rarely, if ever, by secondary school pupils," he said.
Another Wairarapa College group is expected to visit the museum next week and Mr Trass other colleges would take advantage of the opportunity to visit.
"There could be other classes to come from Wairarapa College as well, and I would encourage other colleges in the region to come along as well - at least the teachers could come and check us out and decide from there."