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The Pioneers' Museum
is situated in an old hotel, built in 1858-9, with many rooms and outside exhibition areas containing every aspect of early Bega - industries, clothing, military, machinery, transport, household effect, as well as family histories. Our collection of over 200 framed photographs of pioneers is the largest in the NSW.
The building itself is classified and worth looking at. A horse-drawn ambulance in the backyard, built in Bega, was converted into a Hawkers van and supplied goods to out-lying families. A large collection of local militaria from the Boer War, WW1 & WW2. A very enthusiastic family history collection on local connections.
Museum Hours:
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
10.00am - 4.00 pm
Saturday
10.00am - 2.00 pm
closed on local public holidays
Museum Entrance Fees:
Adults $ 7.50
Seniors & Pensioners $ 3.00
Children $ 2.00
Annual membership fee: $10.00 per annum
Facilities- Toilets, car and bus parking, guided tours, information brochure
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