The Great Cobar Museum is a great place for families to visit, with a wide range of exhibits showcasing the history of Cobar, including mining, people, pastoralism, community, and hard work. The museum features interactive exhibits, a well-stocked shop, and a Visitor Information Centre. Families can explore the museum's outdoor displays of robust machinery, enjoy the magnificent super graphic photographs, and take a step back in time on board the Far West railway carriage. The museum also has a room dedicated to the pastoral industry, exploring the hardships of agriculture in the region, and an exhibit on the indigenous story of the Ngiyampaa Wangaaybuwan people. The museum is family-friendly and welcomes people with access needs
Plan your family visit to the The Great Cobar Heritage Centre with these blog insights 👇
Activities: We visited the museum to learn about Cobar’s history from 1869 to the present day focusing on both mining and pastoral industries
Highlights: The family loved the opportunity to play the ironstone xylophone and learn about the local Aboriginal Ngiyampaa through the Long Time Comin’ exhibit ✨