Manilla Heritage Museum

New England and North West

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About

Manilla’s first museum opened to the public in 1973, in temporary premises at the southern end of Manilla street. Local history buffs have been collecting stories, documents, artefacts and memorabilia since incorporation of the History Group in 1972. “Royce Cottage”, now renamed Manilla Heritage Museum, opened in 1975. Today, the Manilla Community Colleciton is acknowledged as a significant archive of Australian Rural Community History.

Contact

(02) 6785 1207
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Entry Fees

Adult $4.00
Concession $3.00
Child $1.00

Getting There
197 Manilla Street
Manilla
Opening Hours

Everyday
9:00 am to 4:00 pm

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