Dunkeld & District Historical Museum
Dunkeld & District Historical Museum
The home of the Dunkeld and District Historical Museum was originally a Presbyterian Church, although it was used for worship by all denominations in the early years. Built in 1865 through the combined effort of William Murdoch and the citizens of the town in the day, the Church has seen a number of uses and modifications over time. A front porch was added in 1927 with the vestry being used as a police station following the devastating bush fires of 1944.
Photograph: J T Collins. Dunkeld Presbyterian Church, 1963 (State Library of Victoria).
Much of the character and charm of the building has been maintained over the years with modifications made sympathetically such as to preserve its valued history. It is meticulously maintained by a team of dedicated volunteers who generously donate their time and efforts to protect this valued property.
INCORPORATION
DUNKELD MUSEUM INC
ABN: 6443 443 5647
VIC incorporated association number:
A0004743N
AFFILIATIONS
RECOGNITION
The Dunkeld Museum Inc gratefully acknowledges the support received from the Southern Grampians Shire Council Greater Grants program
REGISTRATIONS
Dunkeld Museum worked with local Registered Aboriginal Parties of the Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung traditional owners, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria (AAV) and the Goldfields Community Museum Program to register their Aboriginal object collection.
REGISTERED CHARITY
The Dunkeld Museum is an Australian Registered Charity.
View our status hereYour donations help us to improve our collection, maintain our services and provide community benefits. Donations are welcomed and also tax deductible.
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