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Chinchilla Historical Museum
Chinchilla

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Come and enjoy an 'old time' experience for the whole family. Chinchilla Museum offers insight into the unusual - a fascinating glimpse into a district rich in cattle, grain, sheep and timber, and more recently melons, grapes, stone fruits and vegetables.

Chinchilla Museum has a fine collection, containing a non working replica of a 1910 steam sawmill, steam engines, ancient vehicles, period costumes and many historical relics. The buildings include Goombi Hall, the Emmerson Building, the authentic slab hut, Wongongera Cottage, a blacksmith shop and the old jail. Why not browse through the Kathleen Emmerson Memorial Library and discover some fascinating history.

Buildings from early village times have been re-erected on the grounds and add to the historical atmosphere. In recent times, the original Chinchilla School with school rolls and school memorabilia including all country schools information has been added.


CONTACT DETAILS

Phone: 07 4662 7014
Email: chinmuseum@bigpond.com

ENTRY INFORMATION

Open Times:
Open 0800 to 1600 Wednesday to Sunday. Mondays and Tuesdays by prior appointment. Closed public holidays including Christmas Day and Good Friday.

Entry Costs:

EntryCostValid From 
Adult$5.00   01 Apr 08 - 30 Jun 09    
Child
(Aged 0-5)
$0.00   01 Apr 08 - 30 Jun 09    
Child
(Aged 6-16)
$2.00   01 Apr 08 - 30 Jun 09    
Concession$3.00   01 Apr 08 - 30 Jun 09    
Family$10.00   01 Apr 08 - 30 Jun 09   This is for two adults and two children.

FURTHER INFORMATION


Children: Children under eight years require supervision by parent or guardian.

Disabled: Disabled access is available as this is an indoors/outdoors attraction. Reserved parking at entrance. Staff assistance available. Some items are not displayed at a suitable viewing height - display on one floor. Access circulation - some displays may cause obstruction - minor difficulty. Toilet facilities have wheelchair access.

General Comments

For directions, call in at the Information Centre on the Warrego Highway or follow the signs.