Kandos Museum

Central West

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About

Kandos is the town that made the cement that made Sydney.

Established by the cement works in 1914, Kandos thrived as a modern 20th century town in a spectacular rural setting.
With the cement works closing in 2013, Kandos Museum has a vital role in preserving the town’s industrial and social history.

The museum is a community-run permanent home for a collection of stories, objects and photographs that bring this history to life.

Kandos Museum is owned and operated by Kandos Museum Incorporated, a not-for-profit, NSW incorporated association.
The museum is run by local volunteers.

Contact

02 6379 4600
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Entry Fees

Adult $8.00
School Age or Pension $5.00
Family (2 Adults and dependent children) $15.00
Pre-school children Free

Getting There
22 Buchanan Street
Kandos
Opening Hours

Sunday, Saturday
10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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