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OPENING HOURS

26 December – 30 April
Tuesday to Sunday: 1pm – 5pm
Closed Mondays & Good Friday

1 May – 24 December
Saturday & Sunday: 1pm – 4pm
By appointment subject to availability of a volunteer. At least 48 hours notice is required. Please email furneauxmuseum@gmail.com

Admission
$10.00
No charge for accompanied children under 10 yrs

 

THE MUSEUM COLLECTION

The permanent collection is displayed in five small historic buildings at the museum site at Emita. There are over 8,000 artefacts, photos and documents in the collection. Read more

Temporary exhibitions on particular themes are regularly staged in the entry/reception building.

Current temporary exhibition – March to June 2025:

“Bass Strait: Above, Below, and In-Between”

This exhibition is a collaboration between eight museums located along the northern coast of Tasmania and Bass Strait. It came together as a travelling exhibition to tell stories about the relationship that coastal and island communities have with Bass Strait. The stories in the exhibition range from aviation to maritime history, family history, communications, shipwrecks and natural history.

 

The Furneaux Museum acknowledges the generous support of Sharp Airlines in transporting the exhibition from King Island to Flinders Island.

 

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