Located in Tumburumba in the Riverina on Ngarigo Country, the Pioneer Womenâs Hut is committed to preserving rural womenâs heritage. Cleverly themed, it reflects the ingenuity used by European women to find solutions to the challenges of looking after a family in early rural times. Professor Donald Horne in The Intelligent Tourist cited the Pioneer […]
The Stoke Stable Museum is located in the village of Carcoar, on Wiradjuri Country, in the Central West region of New South Wales. Built in the 1840s, the stable building is among the earliest European structures built in Carcoar. Home to the Carcoar and District Historical Society, the museum displays photos and artefacts illustrating the […]
The Sulphide Street Railway and Historical Museum is in the mining town of Broken Hill, on Wilyakali Country, in the Far West region of New South Wales. The Museum occupies the former 1905 tram station. Its displays tell stories about the townâs industrial, transport and cultural heritage. Highlights include locomotives and memorabilia from the Silverton […]
The Australian Country Music Hall of Fame museum is in the regional city of Tamworth, on Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country, in the New England region of New South Wales. Housed within Tamworth’s famous guitar shaped building, the museum celebrates country music, Tamworthâs rise as the nationâs Country Music Capital, its annual Australian Country Music Festival, […]
The Up-To-Date Store and Garth Jones Collection is in the small town of Coolamon, near Wagga Wagga on Wiradjuri Country, in the Riverina Murray region of New South Wales. The museum building is a former small department store (est. 1909) and famous for selling ‘anything and everything’ from a plough to a piano. The Up-To-Date […]
The Tamworth Powerstation Museum is located in the regional city of Tamworth, on Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country, in the New England region of New South Wales. It is Australiaâs only dedicated electricity museum and occupies a refurbished 1907 Municipal showroom, on the site where wood-fire generators powered the first electric streetlights in the Southern Hemisphere […]
Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive is in the regional city of Tamworth, on Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country, in the New England region of New South Wales. The archive was formed in 1995 to identify and promote the regionâs film and sound heritage, and today holds an extensive collection of locally and regional produced media […]
Tamworth Regional Gallery is located in the city of Tamworth, on Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country, in the New England North West region of New South Wales. It is one of the oldest regional galleries in the state. It established with an initial gift of 100 works from Australian artist John Salvana in 1919. Today, the […]
The National Motor Racing Museum is located in the city of Bathurst, on Wiradjuri Country, in the Central West region of New South Wales. The museum is located beside the world famous track at Walloo-Mount Panorama, home of the iconic Bathurst 1000 super car race, and traces the rich history of Australian motorsports from the […]
Parkside Cottage Museum, on Wiradjuri Country, occupies a 100-year-old weatherboard cottage in the town of Narrandera, in the Riverina Murray region of New South Wales. The museum is operated by the Narrandera and Sturt Historical Society (established 1968) and holds a mixed collection of curiosities and local memorabilia, including a crimson coat made in London […]
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