Oberon Military Museum
Highlights
- Explore an extensive collection of weapons from World War 1 to the present, showcasing Australia's military history.
- Admire medals and unique items used by the Australian Armed Forces, offering a personal glimpse into their stories.
- Discover The Light Horse sculpture by local artist Harrie Fasher, adding artistic flair to your visit.
- Engage with interactive exhibits that bring history to life at the Oberon Military Museum in New South Wales.
The Oberon Military Museum houses an array of weapons from World War 1 to the present. Also on display are medals and various items used by our Australian Armed Forces. Various other items used by the Australian Armed Forces are also on display.
Outside the museum stands The Light Horse, created by a local talented artist and sculptor, Harrie Fasher.
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