Hawkesbury Regional Museum

Opened in 2008, Hawkesbury Regional Museum is a place where the past, present and future of the Hawkesbury come together. Through our collections, exhibitions, events and learning programs, we share the rich and diverse stories of this region and its people.

The Museum cares for thousands of objects and archival materials that help us preserve, research, and share the stories of the Hawkesbury. The founding collection, the Hawkesbury Historical Society Collection, was assembled by the Society between 1956 and 2007. It has been cared for by the museum since it opened in 2008, under the management of Hawkesbury City Council. Since then, the museum collection has grown through generous community donations.

The Hawkesbury Regional Museum complex is in Windsor, near the banks of the Hawkesbury River / Dyarubbin. The complex includes the museum, historic Howe House, and the Ngarra Ngurang Aboriginal Teaching Garden.