Tuxworth Fullwood House – Tennant Creek Former Outpatients Clinic
Highlights
- Explore the Tuxworth Fullwood House, the last remnant of the 1942 Military Camp Hospital, revealing rich local history.
- Discover captivating exhibitions on health, WW2, and First Nations, showcasing the diverse stories of the Barkly region.
- Wander through unique archives that document Tennant Creek's life, offering insights into mining and community interests.
- Enjoy family-friendly facilities and ample parking, making your visit to this historical site convenient and accessible.
This Building is the only remnant of the 55 Military Camp Hospital constructed by the Australian Military Force in 1942.
After its decommissioning as the ware hospital, it became the outpatient’s section of the Tennant Creek hospital until 1978.
It restored by the NT National Trust in 1988 after been saved by passionate local resident’s and opened as a museum showcasing the history of the Barkly region.
It also houses a unique archive of material relating to the life of Tenant Creek and the Barkly Region, Exhibitions on Health, WW2, Mining, first Nations, local station and community interests.
Images and Video
Accreditations
- National Trust
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
Features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.