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Entry Fee

 

Adults $6 

 

Children $2

 

Committee

President: Julie Dowleans

Tel:  (04) 1960 6209

E: namoiechomuseum@gmail.com

Treasurer: Brian Warren

Tel:  (04) 2766  8932

Secretary: Margaret Warren

Membership

 

Click on the link to download Membership Form

 

Membership Form (pdf)

Membership Form (Word)

About us

About Us

 

The Namoi Echo Museum and Wee Waa Historical Society collects and displays items, machinery and documents pertaining to the history and culture of the Wee Waa district, promotes its history and provides family research from its extensive archives. The Echo Museum opened in 2006.. The museum is home to many wonderful exhibits relating to the local area including history of agriculture such as cotton, wheat and wool. The museum houses a fabulous array of precious old machinery, a spray plane, one of the original 2 row cotton pickers, a Blacksmith's shop, Aboriginal Artifacts, and many old items from the past including tools and domestic goods.

Schwagers cottage located on the museum site was originally the local saw mill cabin. In the 1880's with the arrival of the railway line the cottage was relocated to Alma Street.

In 1987 the Wee Waa and district Historical society was formed. The Historical Society received a parcel of land from the Racecourse and Showground Trust which is the present site of the Namoi Echo Museum.

 

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Opening Hours

Thursday and Friday

10am to 3pm

Saturday

10am to 4pm