There are 53 attractions in Central NSW open on Monday
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Abercrombie House was built in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia in the 1870s by the Stewart family, pioneers of Bathurst.
One of only two fish fossil museums in the world, the Age of Fishes Museum is a national heritage site due to its international scientific importance.
The Art and Crafts Gallery Mudgee is an art gallery in Mudgee, NSW.
Home of the Somerville Collection, the Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum opened in July 2004 in the Bathurst city centre.
The Australian Railway Monument commemorates railway men and women who have lost their lives in railway accidents since 1850
An exciting presentation dedicated to the life and times of Australia's favorite poet, Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson.
Displays & artefacts tracing local history & heritage in a 19th-century former government building.
Become part of the Bathurst railway family by purchasing a replica bronze engine plate bearing your surname, for permanent display at the Bathurst Railway Museum.
The Bathurst War Memorial Carillon is at the center of the beautiful King's Parade in the heart of Bathurst.
The Canowindra Historical Museum depicts the development of Canowindra from the 1840s frontier township on the Belubula River to its growth as a rural.
In a gleaming white heritage building in the main street of the town of Canowindra, NSW is the world-famous Canowindra Motors Holden Museum.
Discover the life of one of Australia's great Prime Ministers and the challenges of the 1940s in a WWII house-museum.
The home is an unnamed survivor from Cape Island's early days and is believed to be one of the oldest surviving homes on Cape Island.
Built in 1875 as a bakers and butchers shop with a house attached.
5 hectare Japanese garden with two lakes, tea house, bonsai house, pottery house, hut, restaurant and cultural center.
Crookwell station was the terminus of the Crookwell branch line.
Darkeye Photography is a family run photography company based in Dubbo NSW. You now have a gallery of local and regional images available for purchase. They specialize in landscaping, photo booths, real estate and more. If you would like Darkeye to capture your event or business, send a message and they will make sure to assist you to the best of their ability. gallery entrance on Carrington Avenue....
Join Donna the Astronomer on an amazing and entertaining journey through the southern night sky at Milroy Observatory.
The Visitor Experience An interactive exploration of the world of the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Dundullimal Homestead is a heritage-listed former pastoral station and now cultural facility, house museum and events centre.
Historic cottage dating back to the 19th century with ties to the birthplace of poet Banjo Paterson.
The Eugowra Museum and Bushranger Centre was opened by Cabonne Council Mayor John Farr on the 25 - 26 October 2003.
Exclusive Hot Glass specializes in creating one-of-a-kind handcrafted glassware creations, works of art including plates, trays, bowls, vases and jewellery.
The Forbes and District Historical Society Museum is housed in 'Osborne Hall' - the dance hall of the Osborne Hotel which was built circa 1878.
Hosts a display of "Howard" machinery which honours Arthur Clifford Howard, who built and tested his first prototypes on his father's farm in the Gilgandra Shire.
Welcome to the Golden Memories Millthorpe Museum.
Gulgong Holtermann Museum is a community project and a museum space located in gold rush town of Gulgong, New South Wales. Public launch of the museum took place on 22 January 2015.
The museum is run by volunteers as members of the Gulgong Historical Society Inc., with a management committee and people specializing in conservation and information management.
Travel back in time at the Gulgong Pioneers Museum. Established in 1962, the Gulgong Pioneers Museum houses one of the finest Australian collections in the country. Housed in the former Times Bakery and Produce Store in the heart of historic Gulgong, the museum's award-winning collection includes a wide range of household tools and utensils, farming and mining equipment, horse-drawn carriages, vintage photographs, Aboriginal artefacts and much more The museum has copies of the Holterman
Officially opened in 1969 by Cobden, son of Sir Henry Parkes, the museum depicts the lives of people from Mining, farming, railway, medical, Education, Religion and Household History