The Moonbi Museum is located in the village of Moonbi, on Kamilaroi Country, in the New England and North West region of New South Wales.
The museum opened in 2010, occupying the corrugated iron shed that previously housed the town’s fire engine.
Among its collection and displays are historical photographs and objects associated with the Moonbi district, with a special focus on its sporting and racing past, dating from 1856 to the present day.
Gill Street, Moonbi NSW 2353
The Moonbi Museum is located in the village of Moonbi, on Kamilaroi Country, in the New England and North West region of New South Wales.
The museum opened in 2010, occupying the corrugated iron shed that previously housed the town’s fire engine.
Among its collection and displays are historical photographs and objects associated with the Moonbi district, with a special focus on its sporting and racing past, dating from 1856 to the present day.
Gill Street, Moonbi NSW 2353
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