Adelong Falls Walk

Gundagai Historical Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections
Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
  • Aboriginal Culture
  • Art & Culture
$2 – $15
Entry to the Gundagai Historical Museum is by paid admission. Adults $5, Concession $4, Children $2, or $15 per family. Cash and EFTPOS accepted. Children’s entry is $2. Cash and EFTPOS accepted.
  • $2 Child

Highlights

  • Explore the Gundagai Historical Museum's extensive collection of memorabilia, revealing the rich tapestry of pioneer life.
  • Discover the heroic tales of Yarri and Jacky Jacky, featuring their gorgets from the 1852 Gundagai flood rescue.
  • Admire the diverse exhibits, including a Model T Ford and vintage farm machinery, showcasing early 20th-century innovation.
  • Wander through nostalgic displays managed by passionate volunteers, inviting you to connect with Gundagai's vibrant history.
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Those with an interest in history will find the Gundagai Historical Museum truly fascinating—a treasure trove of memorabilia showcasing pioneer life, bushrangers, and even the saddlecloth of legendary racehorse Phar Lap.

A standout feature of this extensive collection is the pair of gorgets (medallions) presented to Yarri and Jacky Jacky—two Wiradjuri men whose courageous actions saved many lives during the Gundagai flood of 1852.

Visitors can also explore a diverse array of exhibits, including a Model T Ford, farm machinery, wagons, equipment, clothing, coins, stamps, and a wide range of household items from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Managed entirely by a passionate team of volunteers, the museum offers more than just displays—the visitor’s book reflects the nostalgic journey experienced by many who take the time to wander through its rich and evocative collection.

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Accreditations

  • Australian Museums and Galleries Association

Features

  • Public Toilet

Tags

  • Aboriginal Culture
  • Art & Culture
Accessibility

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