Where the world’s largest deposit of silver, lead and zinc were found, Broken Hill. The museum features the finds and minerals of this region, with an 8.5 kilo handcrafted silver tree and more.
Human evolution, dinosaurs, Australian bird life, Aborigines, mineral collections and biodiversity ecosystems. Theres a special under 5s kids section as well.
Open 9.30am to 5.00pm every day except Christmas Day. Located opposite Hyde Park. Phone 02 9320 6000
1 William Street
NSW 2010
Australian National Maritime Museum
Situated in Darling Harbour, at the western end of Pyrmont Bridge, this museum highlights the fascination and affinity Australians have with the sea. There is also a large floating collection of craft, from a destroyer to a 1888 racing cutter. Prime resource for historic vessels, migrant ships, family history, genealogy, maritime research, arts and culture, seamanship and much more.
This museum is dedicated to the Infantry Corps history and its customs and traditions over time. Gallipoli, Passchendaele, Kokoda and Long Tan are names familiar to Australians. There are extensive historical artefacts, particularly WWII.
Open 9am to 4pm Wed to Sun. Phone: +61 (0)2 6575 0198
Lone Pine Barracks, Range Rd. Singleton
NSW 2330
Museum of Australian Currency Notes
The Museum of Australian Currency Notes has exhibits and displays of the currency notes that have celebrated and made their mark on the history of the country. They include notes from the beginning of the Australian colonial history all the way through to today’s advanced polymer ones. No free samples but an interesting take of this nation’s story.
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Abercrombie House
This grand home, built by the Stewart family, considered a heritage treasure of the Bathurst Region.
Abercrombie House
See website for opening times. Phone
02 6331 4929
11 Ophir Road
Bathurst
NSW
2795
Age of Fishes Museum
This museum is one of only two in the world with a collection of Devonian fish fossils, when fish ruled the planet.
Age of Fishes Museum
See website for opening times. Phone
02 6344 1008
Gaskill St and Ferguson St
Canowindra
NSW
2804
Albert Kersten Mining & Minerals Museum
Where the world’s largest deposit of silver, lead and zinc were found, Broken Hill. The museum features the finds and minerals of this region, with an 8.5 kilo handcrafted silver tree and more.
Albert Kersten Mining & Minerals Museum
Mon to Fri: 10.00am - 4.45pm
Weekends: 1.00pm - 4.45pm. Phone
02 6344 1008
Gaskill St and Ferguson St
Canowindra
NSW
2804
Australian Museum
Human evolution, dinosaurs, Australian bird life, Aborigines, mineral collections and biodiversity ecosystems. Theres a special under 5s kids section as well.
Australian Museum
Open 9.30am to 5.00pm every day except Christmas Day. Located opposite Hyde Park. Phone
02 9320 6000
1 William Street
NSW
2010
Australian National Maritime Museum
Situated in Darling Harbour, at the western end of Pyrmont Bridge, this museum highlights the fascination and affinity Australians have with the sea. There is also a large floating collection of craft, from a destroyer to a 1888 racing cutter. Prime resource for historic vessels, migrant ships, family history, genealogy, maritime research, arts and culture, seamanship and much more.
Australian National Maritime Museum
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West end of Pyrmont Bridge, Phone
9552 7777
2 Murray St.
NSW
2007
Australian Army Infantry Museum
This museum is dedicated to the Infantry Corps history and its customs and traditions over time. Gallipoli, Passchendaele, Kokoda and Long Tan are names familiar to Australians. There are extensive historical artefacts, particularly WWII.
Australian Army Infantry Museum
Open 9am to 4pm Wed to Sun. Phone: +61 (0)2 6575 0198
Lone Pine Barracks, Range Rd.
Singleton
NSW
2330
Museum of Australian Currency Notes
The Museum of Australian Currency Notes has exhibits and displays of the currency notes that have celebrated and made their mark on the history of the country. They include notes from the beginning of the Australian colonial history all the way through to today’s advanced polymer ones. No free samples but an interesting take of this nation’s story.
Museum of Australian Currency Notes
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10.00 am and 4.00 pm Monday to Friday except Public Holidays and NSW Bank Holidays. Phone +61 2 4731 3000
Reserve Bank of Australia, Ground Floor at 65 Martin Place
Sydney (City Centre)
NSW
2000
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