About
The Wimmera Mallee Pioneer Museum sits on four hectares of land adjacent to the Wimmera River at Jeparit and houses many historic buildings, antiques, machinery and furnishings of the first Europeans in the district.
The eighteen heritage buildings in the complex include three Albacutya Homestead buildings, a blacksmith's forge, two lockups, an early Chemist's Shop, the Woorak West Methodist Church, Tarranyurk and Werrap Halls and the Detpa School, now registered as a School Museum with the Australian National Museum of Education, one of only four such School Museums in Victoria and a 'museum within a museum'. There are also eight purpose-built sheds to house our extensive farm machinery and grain handling equipment as well as the H.V. McKay Pavilion housing our Sunshine collection.
The museum is run by volunteers.
Spend hours browsing through the Wimmera Mallee Pioneer Museum, a repository of much of the Wimmera Mallee's pioneering history.
The museum boasts Victoria's largest displays of farm machinery, historical buildings and furnishings.
You can spend hours or days enjoying the rich history.
