In Holbrook you can step back in time and experience the pioneering past in the Woolpack Inn Museum, as well as see an extensive display of early transport and machinery used in the district. You can see the stunning collection of 19th and early 20th century Australian Pottery at the National Museum of Australian Pottery, where there are over 1600 pieces on display from over 120 Australian pottery companies. Don’t forget to find out why there is a Submarine in the middle of a town 400kms away from the nearest ocean as you dive into the Submarine Museum. Watch the 3D hologram and explore the submarine components and mock areas of the submarine interior.
Next up is the Wymah Museum. Located in the old Wymah School, this Museum offers a selection of rotating local themes and includes pioneer family history, the origins of Patterson's Curse, Wymah Ferry and much more.
Your final stop will take you to the Jindera Pioneer Museum, which will give you a window into our German heritage and life on the land over 150 years ago. Spread over two acres of lovely grounds, with over 25 rooms and galleries, see the impressive collection of shop articles, furniture and household goods. The Museum is also home to a significant and impressive historic machinery and transport display.
For a peak into some of our Museums, visit the ' Revealing Histories' section on our website and watch the short films telling stories from; Culcairn Station House; Holbrook Woolpack Inn; Headlie Taylor Header Museum Henty, Holbrook Submarine Museum, Jindera Pioneer Museum and Wymah Museum.
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