Port Macquarie Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Port Macquarie Museum showcases Port Macquarie's history from its British settlement as a penal colony in 1821, through to the present day as a popular tourist destination and vibrant regional city.
Port Museum LMP
Port Beginnings
South Gallery 2
Tourists Paradise
Rub a Dub Dub exhibition
Historic Kitchen
South Gallery
Locked Up
Carnivals & Clubs

The award-winning museum's significant collection is displayed across several rooms and galleries, in a series of themed exhibits. Displays are regularly updated and temporary exhibitions are held from time to time. Visits for schools and other groups by appointment. Free audio guide available.

Port Macquarie was one of the earliest convict settlements outside of Sydney. The Museum building and additions are classified by the National Trust of Australia (NSW) as a rare example of a convict-built structure circa 1836. The historic Store building is State-significant.
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Address

22 Clarence Street, New South Wales, 2444

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