Barossa Museum
Barossa Museum
A Distinctive Collection of Barossa History
47 Murray Street Tanunda SA (corner of Mill Street and Murray Street)
47 Murray Street Tanunda SA (corner of Mill Street and Murray Street)
The Barossa Museum collection is housed in the historic Tanunda Post Office and Telegraph Station building which was opened in 1866.
The Museum collection represents the social, economic and domestic life of the Barossa settlers and their descendants. The largest group of early settlers were German Lutherans settling in the Barossa from 1842.
ADMISSION CHARGE:
Adult $5.00 Child $2.00
An affordable personal or family Barossa experience.
OPEN 12noon - 4pm, Monday and Friday afternoons only, until further notice. Sorry for any inconvenience.
CLOSED TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and WEEKENDS
For group bookings or visits outside our current opening hours, please phone our Secretary on 08 85632108
Please enter the Museum through the front door. We rent out this front room to a tenant who is responsible for taking entry fees and generally assisting visitors. We trust you enjoy your visit.
German settler's trunks brought to South Australia in the 1840's
German settler's trunks brought to South Australia in the 1840's
Traditional German wagon c.1890
Traditional German wagon c.1890