The museum holds a detailed history of Kyogle and District dating back to pre-1900’s. An extensive pictorial collection, maps, stories and items of memorabilia display the path of the early selectors and settlers. The museum volunteers can also assist with family history research etc. Whether they were on the land, timber getters, railway workers or town’s business people, their story is told here.
The museum is situated in Bloore Street, Kyogle and is managed by the volunteer members from the Kyogle and District Historical Society. Many parts of other historical buildings around Kyogle have been used in the new building. Members and non members may research during the time we are open.
The museum is open on Saturday from 9.00am to 1.00pm, Tuesday from 10.00am to 1.00pm and Thursday from 10.00am to 2.00pm. Bus groups and others can ring and make viewing appointments for other times. 6632 3041 during opening hours. Small complex run by volunteers.
