HERITAGE GROUPS & MUSEUMS

The keeping of records; the knowledge of days gone by. Our region's Heritage Groups and Museums educate us about our past or help find the missing link that you might be searching for.

Historical Societies, Heritage Groups and Museums span the history of East Gippsland.

Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place is a wealth of Indigenous Culture and Heritage. Pick up a copy of the Bataluk Cultural Trail guide for a great insight into local indigenous culture.

Research and resource material, photographs, newspapers or family histories are able to be accessed by contacting a local heritage group (contacts below). Several museums run by historical societies or private operators can be found in the region (contacts below).

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Come and see the fine display of over 500 antique clocks in the museum. They also sell antique and reproduction clocks and barometers. The workshop is open for repairs to all types of clocks, watches and barometers. Parts also available.

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Established in 1962, the museum is internationally claimed as one of the largest private collections of natural marine life ever displayed! Come and see the wonders including over 90,000 world wide shells, rare and strange sea creatures, pandora cora...

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Visit the Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place and East Gippsland Aboriginal Arts Corporation and purchase paintings, limited edition prints, artefacts, jewellery, baskets, craft and sculptures. The Krowathunkooloong Keeping Place is housed in a beautiful...

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