About this location
- Where
105 Dowling Street, Dungog NSW 2420
- Cost
- Entry fees may apply
- Accessibility
- Does not cater for people with access needs
- Facilities
- Family Friendly
- Non-Smoking
- Public Toilet
Contact details
Phone:
(02) 4992 2094
Request an appointment:
https://www.visitdungog.com.au
The Dungog Museum was formed in 1963 and since 1968 has operated a museum in the heritage-listed former School of Arts building. The purpose of the museum is the collecting, preserving and interpreting of local heritage for everyone. The society aims to promote local history - including family history and the museum collection - to the local community and the general public. They can assist with research enquiries in person or by correspondence.
The collection reflects the area's rural history, including dairying, the timber industry, and local manufacturing including items from Wade's Cornflour Mill Dungog. Domestic items include household items and a photographic collection. Items that grandmother used for the house's daily running, dentist equipment for pulling teeth, medical items, known Dungog citizen's stories, and history. Horse-drawn carts and buggies, and shop items are also on display.
They welcome groups by appointment.